Seems like Quickbooks is the gold standard.

@Andrew Johnson  One thing I recall when I lived in CA.. is certain counties you can also port your prop 13 tax's if you decide to say sell your prime home in a high value market like Palo Alto or PV or someplace like that  were you bought in 1980 for 150k and your on prop 13 at 2k a year and you buy a home say up in Gold country for 600k.. you can port that tax rate to the new place and not pay tax on the full 600k...

All of this info is the gold, that takes an experienced, quality team to provide accurate data so you can move forward. 3) Then the real estate agent should help you manage the big picture stuff to support moving forward, as well as property details, negotiations, inspections, showings, paperwork, etc.

Once you have a team treat them well and they will treat you like gold. 

As I stated Peak has their own algorithm for valuations.. and I have heard this from many in the industry were they don't agree with their values but hey who has the gold rules.. 

For me, the "hood" is gold. 

I've been reading, reading, reading nothing but awesomeness for the past two weeks, so I know the podcasts must be pure gold.

Here’s why I didn’t;Not only were there concepts brought to life I would never think of, but the interaction with your peers begins your network you and that’s where the gold is!!!! 

Sounds like you are sitting on top of a pot of gold.

I worked for a contractor who let the employees keep the miles from purchases on their company cards..buying $5000+ worth of materials every week really started to add upalaska card as been good to me over the years but no so much last few years when they stopped their milage relationship with AA and Deltaand also cant use your companion ticker for first class i would always do that to hawaii.. and also i get all those free up grades but very very tough to find flights were they are available even for me as a 75k gold.