I submitted an offer at 1.6MM to see how they would respond and they countered to 2.3MM.

And since the utility company uses them they are probably going there anyway.I appreciate the advice, I would have never thought of looking into how they pay their utilities....now if I can just find a PM software that has a spanish tenant portal I would be set!

Then you, as a member, submit an expense report to each entity for its portion of the charges.  

My Constable charges $55 dollars and I gladly pay them another $20 to actually fill the Summary Process forms and submit to Courts.5.

I went through some training with an account rep and it is definitely the software I am going to use as I hopefully grow a portfolio. 

These days we tend to redeploy retained earnings as investment into our real estate business (the goal is to become our own bank).The real estate business - at least ours - does not throw of cash flow like the custom software business.  

In the intial stages of  a short sale the agent submits an offer to the bank,but it might take months and m8nths for the bank to respond.when the bank responds they have do a appraisal of the property[bpo] then give an indication of the offer they will accept.if the first buyer refuses then muliple offers will be solicted.you can always submit offers at any stage but it is when the bank starts to evaluate the property then your bids will be meaningful

I wonder if they just want me to submit paper work. 

Hi All, I was wondering to get some feedback on what type of maintenance management software (if any) you use and/or if you are satisfied with it.In the past I developed a very small Microsoft Access database that we still use.

Hello Everyone,My name is Jake and I'm a 21 year old currently going to school for software engineering in the Milwaukee area.