I have seen several Excel Waterfall model that will calculate the distribution of cashflow on the web.

Its a REO and I had to present my offer using a web site.

We're in big metropolitan areas (Houston, San Antonio) that get lots of RVers and vacation traffic and are within easy driving distance of the coast.Our thought is that this rolling road show will help us both guage interest in the units as rentals, and perhaps drive interest in building custom units for folks who are interested in "going tiny" or might otherwise be looking to purchase an RV.And, worst-case, if there's no interest in either of those things, either we sell the model and move on, or we keep it as a time-share RV unit for our families to use. 

It turns all that day dreaming, reading and web surfing into reality.

Looks like your county also offers online search access here: https://www.waynecountylandrecords.com/recorder/web/login.jsp Or you could speak to a local title company about obtaining a preliminary title report. 

So i figured, through all blogs here, to get access to MLS i have to be licensed agent. but i found this one http://www.mls.com/ and its only 49.00$ a monts and didn't require any proof of license. so my question: am i using a wrong web?  

Is it through a web form?

Thank you JohnI went to your web sit and submitted a question.

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