And in fact the larger Asian populations were Japanese some of my life long best friends to this day were original Japanese families in the valley.Schools were good in the area but they were also basically brand new as were the communities there was no inner city stuff and it was middle of the road in values etc.Next came 70 and 80 and the advent of the personal computer..

We just put it in our welcome letter & I also have it posted on the fridge...so what they would see as example:wifi name: Lucas_Mtn_Lifepassword: memories(not my real password or wi-fi:)I have a backup because like all electronics something could go wrong (user error usually) and does about once a year. 

For very specific targeted properties, I have sent hand written letters, or computer typed letters that look hand written, and I hand address each envelope.

:)I have it on my computer but I’m traveling right now, so don’t have access.

Im no very computer technology savy.

I've been using it for a while and like not being tied to my computer. 

What I was thinking was more along the lines of either:A) Rent prices, since those are less subject to the whims of desperate, emotional homebuyers (this is why a computer will never really be able to predict home prices, or at least not with modern tech)B) Change in rental rates, or median home value, based on economic shocks that could happen, like a large employer moving in or out of an areaNot sure if these would be any more feasible, but they seem less driven by emotion

Maybe the computers that grade the exam also caught COVID? 

@Ryan Guffey So many memories started flooding in when I saw the title of your post.

@Jason Nguyen I had my MA and ME real estate licenses with EXP Realty until I got out of real estate for the much greener pastures of business brokering about 1.5 years ago.Things might have changed since then, but my memory is that EXP does not allow property management to be carried out by agents licensed with them.If you were interested in working as a Realtor, I recommend them highly.