While the translation softwares are helpful they’re not always complete in transferring the full meaning.

Hey guys instead of using a realtors for his mls access, let’s say your focus is to purchase through auctions, what are you using for accurate comps? I found a few platforms online but I would like to get a referral ...

As a Software engineer I am trying to see how I can use my background in computers to gel with the direction of the RE industry giving me a jump start.

I frequently read online people say 30%, and the reverse engineered software confirms that 30% is better than 50% is better than 80%, but 1% to 14.5% is the sweet spot. - Authorized users.

When tenants complains about drips, I call him and for about $100.00 or less in parts and labor, I would have my washer changed, something I have to do several times a years.I had a IT consulting business once, doing hardware and software installation, and I enjoyed it.

Has anyone used this software.

Mike:I'm enjoying the back and forth and understand the position of considering all sources of capital/cash as the same from an "everyday practicality" position ... but, I'm not certain my, or your, accountant would agree.Perhaps it's my background with operational companies (software, telecommunications, etc), but there was always a distinction between earnings & cash flow from operations and capital raised through other means (debt, asset sales, judgements, etc).  

It's tied directly to the MLS and is updated every 15 minutes.As a realtor I actually use Redfin to pull my comps and then I import those into my software to further analyze, by adjusting those comps for differences in amenities.

The seller is an old guy who manages the property himself and does not use any software.

Hi @Jen HarwoodThis brings up a bug in our software, so thanks for the head's up.