Needs to be done on a computer.  

The firm's paralegal said that the phrase stood for "post computation," referring to computation of the transfer tax and title charges.

I would also browse in whatever computer you have.  

There is a formula for computing the tax basis of a personal residence converted to rental property.

It was nice to get out from behind my computer and meet people in the area doing what I want to do.

(It doesn't show up that way on my computer).

If my math is right, I'm not sure we would want to cash out...Purchase + Cap Improvements: $2.1MMDepreciation: $380KSales Price: $4.82MMCap Gains after fees / expenses: $2.48MMThese are the top bracket taxes I came up with:Paid on the $2.4MM:- 20.00% cap gains- 03.80% Medicare surcharge- 04.63% Colorado state taxPaid on the $380K:- 35% Depreciation RecaptureDoes the $380K get added into the $2.4MM for a computed MAGI of $2.8MM, so we are paying taxes multiple times on that money, or not? 

But real estate investors will never be replaced with a computer.

It will be limited though because it is just a computer screen. 

And I only learned what I know on Computers, in 2018)