Also need to come back and pay Tangible Business property tax on computer equipment, etc...by 1 March...

I don't think it is my computer since I tried this with 2 different browsers.For example we will be needing to send the following letters soon:Letter announcing a change in management for the buildingLetter reminding residents that the rent is due on a certain day and that eviction proceedings will begin on the 5th day of the monthI would prefer to not make it up myself, would like to get good professional examples.  

So just to give an update on where this REI journey is taking me.My recent gains has allowed me to be able to do a down payment of $600k-$800k which has now allowed me to look at properties from the $2mm-$3mm.It's still the same concept but wanted to see if there was any difference now that the numbers have changed.So for example let's say I have $700k to play with and am looking at two routes, purchasing one 2.5mm to 3mm dollar property or getting two 600k properties all in Los Angeles.If all properties in this example are duplexes for the sake of simplicity, I still think it's a better move to go with the two duplexes that are 600k each and pay over 50% down in order to cash flow well and still earn the appreciation incentives of Los Angeles (Which if my memory serves me correctly, was somewhere around 5-6%).

Computers have been my passion most of my life and I am current a programmer.  

Memories............ lessons...... not going to pay 2x :) 

Practice evaluating three properties a day on your desktop computer.

You must also have a really good memory to have retained all these Real Estate terms and methods of Valuation in a short time from books.

In between leases and after the rentals have been paid off, the goal is for my family and I to enjoy these properties and have lifelong memories while achieving financial independence. 

I was going to school in Leadville when that REO speedwagon hit the charts. thanks for bringing back the memories.

Your computer might need a good cleaning.