That calls for a little knowledge of the system: All REO offers are initially done by computer - with prearranged criteria that must be met, before anyone at the bank even sees it.

If the location is habitable by humans, then I'm open to invest.My second filter is that I personally need to be able to visit.That means zero Muslim countries because they don't accept Jews, especially Jews who have an Israeli stamp on their passport.The third filter would be that it must be in an area that I can conduct reasonable amounts of research on from my computer, so if there are no English resources for me to research, then the odds of buying are slim to none.I have properties on both coasts of the US, but nothing international yet.

I will try on my computer later.

My wife is a computer programmer that makes decent money.  

On the other hand, the buyers agent actually got out from behind their computer and sold something.

I know that there are ways to text from your computer and possibly even from Outlook.

Banker), that means that interest is always computed in the most simple manner, by just charging you interest, at the agreed upon rate, on the amount you owe, for the time you owe it.If it is simple interest, then if you borrow the same 20,000 for six months, you would still pay 12%, but it would be $200 a month interest (at 12%) for six months, or a dollar total cost of 1,200.The interest rate normally doesn't change based on how long you have the money.

Jessica~ I'm going to do you a favor and give you a free copy I have on my computer.

My goal is to develop and neighborhood profile I can use in computer searches to narrow down out-of-state markets and then I can focus my attention there when I go instead of driving everywhere to identify them (as I do locally now).- Dave

Then (only on a computer, not a phone) wait for a list of people to pop up at the bottom of the screen and click on one of those in the list.