If you don't then you aren't giving everyone a best version of yourself.

They both invest based on good data and great teams and they let those average deals that the "smart' investors pass on, make them a lot of money.The difference between them and the early version of me (as an investor) is who we surround ourselves with and the data we use.  

I still use QB 99 (not even the pro version).

I listened to the audio version, and it took me awhile to get through even at 1.5x speed lol.

In fact, the GSE actually issued for a short time their version of sub-prime loans which had a funny name to them like prime less or not quite prime or something like that.  

Mortgage lenders weight credit card use much lower on their modified version of the FICO score. 

But the way Maserati ghibli (old version) is one of my all time favorite cars.

Here is a mini-mini version on how to use QuickBooks: •Create a new company file and select property management chart of accounts•Create a customer for a property•Create a Job for unit name•Create a class•Enter a invoice and memorize them•Receive a payment•Make Deposit•Create statements if necessary•Enter Bills, pay bill or write a check•Reconcile all accounts•View your reports - Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet by class accuracy.Of course there is more than what is noted, but this is the basic set-up and steps.

Many of the versions have file converters.

I have seen this one many times. plus you have Dodd frank rules for your seller carry back.stick to flipping these if you can  much safer for all.especially if the person you buying from expects their credit to remain in tact and not get trashed in the event of default.. remember seller carry back to home owners have a very HIGH mortality rate its just a different version of SUB Prime lending.