I am currently interviewing for some jobs in real estate finance area and in as much as I am proficient in exel alot of the companies require proficiency/knowledge of argus and/or dyna.

If I were more technologically proficient, I'd post my comments here for you, but that's not my thing, sorry, so you can find them I think through my profile page.Good luck, Bill

If you do more than the one a year, I would highly recommend that you contact a lawyer that is proficient in them so as not cross the lines, and you might want to check with an attorney even if you are just doing 1 a year just to be safe.

I know I should have been more proficient on my checks but nothing was listed on the surveys or appraisals!

Lawyers specialize in a few areas each, they may say they can do X, Y and Z, but they may only really be proficient at X.

As a buyer or seller perhaps.So, so many advantages to having a job, especially one that demonstrates proficiency with dollars.Best of luck, and keep us in the loop on your progress.Oh yeah, your mentor buddy doesn't sound too expensive.

I live in the Los Angeles area and have been looking online for training programs for proficiency in Argus and Excel.

This is why its important to have your taxes structured in unison with a mortgage professional who is proficient at understanding the language which accountants speak.

Does anyone have a virtual bookkeeper who is proficient in Buildium they could recommend?

I agree with Jennifer, stay in school, learn to be proficient enough to talk with others, write and understand contracts and engage with the world.