I want to take some time to make some improvements prior to renting it out but planning on being ready for Memorial Day weekend.

I'd guess you then want to use this to compute an "expected value" for unit trashing.

Im very excited because i got a tip from a family member. He told me about a small city, or town a couple of hours away from San Francisco were there's property from $90k to $200k WOW! With lot's of Motivated Seller's...

You have brought back memories I hoped would disappear forever.

if you were my employee and you were out in the hall making personal calls and spending time on the computer on your personal business, I'd fire your butt.Unless you are working completely on commission and not receiving any salary at all, what you are doing is stealing from your boss.

I'm not computer savvy, as many of you know.

However, those figures must be somewhere because I can't see appraisers spending hours on the computer for every appraisal, checking to see where each owner lives.The county assessor might be able to provide those figures.

So I go on the computer to look up the listing and guess what?

I use TREC (Texas Real Estate Commission) contracts and I print them from the TREC website but I have to manually fill them out.How can I fill them out using my computer?

And what if you have an older tenant who isn't computer savvy?