Find a way to outsource that to someone else.Start with anything you do on a computer - do a Zoom with yourself, share your screen and narrate what you're doing.

I'm on my computer and I see it on the right side of the screen.  

You can take the buyer into the county recorders office and show them on their computer systems that the property is clear of any liens and is in your name and sold to you at the county tax sale which even states the property is clear of all liens.

If you watched the state of the union last night, theres a computer chip manufacturing plant being built near Columbus that will bring a lot of jobs and people who work those jobs need places to live!

You can't do most of the necessary research online; you have to go in and use the Recorder's computer system to do your research.

Heck, even an agent selling retail could use some presentation-quality maps to provide for open houses or to provide a concise picture of the neighborhood.My question is: would folks in the industry pay for services like this to a "desktop GIS handyman" of sorts?

ESRI offers a free version of the software (ArcGIS Explorer http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/explorer) that has the very advanced features trimmed, but will allow you to view the map on your computer and search the database more thoroughly than your town/city/county GIS website will.

IMO, it is entirely different assigning personal property, such as a used computer, but that too should be purchased by your LLC.See your tax advisor as to why.As to the "due on sale" and you lender.

Commissions" is a colloquial term used by laundry vendors and property owners alike but in reality "commissions" are legally "RENT" for the space the machines occupy.Typically the property will receive a percentage of the gross revenue (collections) that the machines generate from usage by the residents on the property.How that percentage is computed can be confusing. 

The applicant did not provide an email address so that he could get the forms... is it legal to have them do this in my office on my computer (I have an extra set-up).