Assuming we can do this with any regularity, we'd keep some and sell others.My biggest reservation is the flood of local competition we see, from ads in TV, radio and print.

Their traditional suburban foot print is too big so it's hard to rent out a large space of that size.  

So far the factoring advances have been printing money!!!

I bought the next version up for about $20 mainly to allow for printing, but the other big perk I use is  you can have 3 properties saved which helps when looking at several deals.  

Here are some basics on 203k's (This is a FHA loan with a rehab component not conventional financing) - depends if you're doing a full 203k (not capped can go above 35k in rehab) - Streamline 203k which is capped at 35k non structural repairs/non major repairs (no luxury items, but can do kitchen rehab, paint, cosmetic minors) - you'll need to have a contractor who is used to creating and devising blue prints for the work to be done.

Then I then read the fine print at the auction website which stated the sellers were not obligated to accept any offer.The next day the property was taken out of the auction but is still on the market.

My back up plan is to get any old realtor to print out the sales of anything in the last 12 months over 25 acres in two counties (it's near the border).

Most likely, there will be something available for you on WinPhone.For example, Sean H. said he uses SignNow and Print to PDF- Print to PDF is available on WinPhone for 99 cents, and there is another free app called handyscan available.

Bought the landlord documents for Michigan and I'm having a hard time printing them.

The spec builders are practically printing money right now-- and so are the home owners who undertake these building activities.