I think I will follow your suggestion on the blog, as I do need external accountability, as well as perhaps an additional resource to be drawn upon without paying hundreds of dollars in tuition for a "guru course".Tootles...Jim

This is a combination of 1) Intuition 2) Experience and 3) Hustle on the part of your agent - you don't need to know this, you should just decide based on your agent's judgment.Damage to your unit is a problem and must be brought up by your agent to the buyer's agent.

There are payroll service companies (e.g. maybe Intuit Payroll, others) that may provide PayGo Workers' Comp as part of their service.

Plus you should list on MLS for max exposure (even if you do it with a discount web site, etc.)I know it's counter intuitive, and I'm an investor too looking for the best deal.

I have never heard of Blackduck, Maybe you should trust your intuition on that one :D haha

Here's my favorites:(Some are paid, some are free)+QuickOffice+DropBox (syncs with Dropbox on all my devices)+Skype (great for video conferencing)+GasBuddy (finds the cheapest gas with location)+MapQuest (GPS with voice commands)+Evernote (syncs with Evernote on all my devices)+EasySign (document signing)+GoPayment from Intuit (accept credit card payments anywhere)HandyLevel (digital "bubble" level)Measures (snap a photo of any item, room or building, then add measurements.What are your favorite iPad apps?

This bill excludes some high net worth accredited investors which is counter intuitive and unfortunate.

I would always listen to both my intuition and my numbers.

These days I'm sure you can find pretty good solutions that are free and they'll give you something a little more intuitive (ie, fun to use and nice to look at) beyond Excel.

Or is my intuition right, which is telling me that I might have to just keep approaching agents until I meet one that's accountable and holds up their end of the bargain?