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MQAAord · September 11th, 2004, 22:21

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If I didn't have international or transcon to look forward to, I'd have left and gone to real estate school already or dove deeper into the whole dot.com thing.

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Well, I've done the real estate school thing (appraiser's school last year), and Bill says he wants to know more about the 'dot.com' thing [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] (Yes, we're still concerned about FMIII) But considering his computer is a Pentium II 350, we'd probably have to invest in a new computer before being able to really do anything computer-wise from the house! Even my desktop is only a PIII 866, and that's getting out-dated now.

I do actually highly recommend the appraiser's school. Classes were every weekend for 6 weeks, then a state test. Easy (realativly speaking), logical information to learn & it's so easy to set your own schedule to work once you're working in the field.

September 11th, 2004, 22:21	#51
MQAAord Moderator Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The Looney Bin Posts: 9,093	Re: Where would you want to be based [ QUOTE ] If I didn't have international or transcon to look forward to, I'd have left and gone to real estate school already or dove deeper into the whole dot.com thing. [/ QUOTE ] Well, I've done the real estate school thing (appraiser's school last year), and Bill says he wants to know more about the 'dot.com' thing [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] (Yes, we're still concerned about FMIII) But considering his computer is a Pentium II 350, we'd probably have to invest in a new computer before being able to really do anything computer-wise from the house! Even my desktop is only a PIII 866, and that's getting out-dated now. I do actually highly recommend the appraiser's school. Classes were every weekend for 6 weeks, then a state test. Easy (realativly speaking), logical information to learn & it's so easy to set your own schedule to work once you're working in the field.