I like it because it gives you some nice features and allows you to print out reports in pdf format.I like to know if anyone here has used the Argus software for their commercial valuations?

I had just purchased an 1800 square foot Victorian house for a light rehab.

So why isn't there a new printing of this book?

I could add funds, it would calculate interest owed and consolidate to the same payment date and allow me to print a statement to show the math.Anyone heard of anything that does this?

Not listening to the numbers and putting my foot down on a price that made the most sense.But, it was my first property and I wanted to get my feet wet.

I have not looked into the fine print on this one though.If there are any other good discount ideas for other than HD and Lowe's I would love to read them.Thanks.

And this is as demand is increasing.Resource shortage could have a bigger impact on our lives than any and all govt printing of money.

You could even sell it later with owner financing or lease option... but if it looks like a gamble (you have no solid numbers and you are just hoping that it'll work out) - don't even touch it with a three foot pole and stay away.What are the "mixed units" ?

Should I be hiring people to write the handwritten letters for me at .50 a letter or should I invest it into a computer program that prints this out for me?

We have to put up 2 properties for about $100k, but we did get our foot in the door.at the end of the day, I wanted to max out our current mortgages with BofA (I currently have 2 with BofA) and ended up with a conventional loan - 20% down - at 5.125% which is great for an investment prop.