Sorry, I've been away for a week of skiing, no access to a computer unless I visited an "internet cafe" and paid for it.Now to your questions:Do you start to advertise before you get into a contract on such a deal?

Computer printout of some of the data is known as the "Field Analysis Ratio Report, and is available for inspection on special request to the assessor.Warrant BooksThe first step you will probably want to take is to find out who the current taxpayer is and whether the current rent taxes are paid.This information will be helpful even if you are just looking for the owner of a property

See, I spend some nice afternoons with the computer and I love having the Cubs on in the background.

Hi everybody,I am new on this forum.I am a Dutch immigrant trying to find his way in the land of opportunity.I am a mechanical and computer engineer and also have a RE license for Florida.

I have been out of a computer for a whileand I had to reformat my hard drive.

They call my 800# which is live and answers all my calls based upon scripts that I have given them and tweeked.Once all info is answered they forward the info to me and I can sit at my computer or blackberry and determine if that is a deal or not.

Since I spend a lot of my day at my computer I was thinking "well, why not listen to some real estate radio station".

I have all the docs stored in my computer and just update them for my dealThe most recent one was the one I paid 50 and sold for 73, I charged them 8%, 30 year amortization, 7 year balloonBut I'm not making 8% on my money, I'm actually making about 12.75%.

I do advise all caution as a past computer security consultant.

So the big difference is that they're sending it from a phone-based fax instead of a computer-based email.