Just replace it with a similar product.

Their customer service and overall product was terrible at best. 

If the cost is close to the same I would want to own a new product over an old building that has been rehabbed unless the land that is sitting on it is very valuable for the area and cannot be replaced etc.I only do commercial these days.

Many of these give sales pitches, gurus try to sell their products or mentoring programs, or someone tries to get you to invest in a REI Fund by a group of people pooling their money, for some REI and promising an unrealistic return.

I'm making this purchase so that I can enjoy communicating with my network, take better pictures, and be more productive than on the cheap and slow phone I have now.Also, I love Craigslist.

The free version has very little limitations and will do everything you want to do.http://www.sketchup.com/products/sketchup-make

Our GC is also a RE investor and has valuable suggestions on certain products to use in our rentals (flooring etc).We are using a well established professional property management company that is locally owned and operated.

However, let me share my Quickbooks story and explain why I will NEVER use an Intuit product again.I am the executive director of a non-profit, non-subsidized, affordable housing community.

I am not suggesting doing this for the roof but two ways to convert insoluble iron oxide( rust ) to a soluble form that is removed with a water rinse is to use either oxalic acid ( 5% solution on the rust for about 30 minutes( can wet towels so it adheres and does not run off) in water or a commercial product called "Iron Out" which is sodium hydrosulfide I think.

I believe the main issue stems from the hours an appraiser typically works to produce a quality product.