I studied computer science and telecommunications.

And some lucky kids will have him as a silly Dad someday.As someone who never planned on having kids, it's been a very entertaining and rewarding journey thus far, despite the weight of the responsibility {they absorb everything we say and do}.Our little guy loves to walk properties and learned the association between a house and realtor sign very young - though he thinks he can stop and "visit" one of these houses whenever he chooses.I am currently working on a deal to acquire an apartment building and trying to find solutions that reduce the Vendors tax liability, so there have been lots of spreadsheets open on the computer monitor recently.

I want it so I can have it on my phone and computer so if one or the other craps out on me I wont lose my books.Any ideas?

I have access to money but I am frugal so If someone can help I am all eyes to the computer screen and inbox

I would think some of the larger courts have gone to automated computer based filing so those records might be available online.

I remember as a child my parents bought me a Tandy computer.

You'll see the external factors that can effect price and you can't tell that by looking at a map or computer screen!

I'll reply back in the morning when I'm near a computer but the only difference is that you're leaving the back end profits on the table.

:(Long quote by me) John's exactly right. ....I had to call my wife over to the computer when I saw this and ask her when was the last time she said something like that!

As a lender, if I see someone with half a dozen accounts for minor purposes, it tells me they can't manage their money, they are willing to pay more for accounting services due to multiple accounts (another poor money management aspect) and it makes more work for me getting verifications of all the small accounts and computing your financial position.Hope that made cense.