Abstract: A computer system implement a method of determining what loans in a portfolio contain borrowers/homeowners that will have difficulty maintaining their real estate. The method is based on a comparison of the market value to the reproduction cost of the real estate. This comparison provides insight into whether the borrower/homeowner has sufficient income to remedy any deficiency or deferred maintenance and maintain the property going forward at an acceptable level to provide adequate collateral for the lender.

Abstract: A method of appraising the value of a property based on obtaining a credit score of an owner of a property and assigning an ownership responsibility indicator to the property. The ownership responsibility indicator provides insight into the condition of the property without performing a complete inspection. A more accurate value of the property can then be determined.

Abstract: A computer system creates and displays a map image based upon a value database associating a plurality of values each with a geographic location in a geographic area and a map program associating each location with a map image location. The computer system assigns one of a plurality of symbols to each geographic location based upon its associated value. The symbol is then displayed on the map image at the map image location associated with the geographic location.

Abstract: A method and system for tracking real estate drive by traffic monitors locations of the mobile devices of interested parties relative to real property for sale. Visits to the real properties are counted, monitored and tracked to determine the amount of traffic of interested parties that each real property is receiving. Durations of visits are also monitored. Identifying profile information of the interested parties can be provide with the consent of the interested parties, optionally in exchange for increased access to additional information regarding the real properties.

Abstract: A computer system creates and displays a map image based upon a value database associating a plurality of values each with a geographic location in a geographic area and a map program associating each location with a map image location. The computer system assigns one of a plurality of symbols to each geographic location based upon its associated value. The symbol is then displayed on the map image at the map image location associated with the geographic location.

Abstract: A computer system creates and displays a map image based upon a value database associating a plurality of values each with a geographic location in a geographic area and a map program associating each location with a map image location. The computer system assigns one of a plurality of symbols to each geographic location based upon its associated value. The symbol is then displayed on the map image at the map image location associated with the geographic location.

Abstract: A method of appraising the value of a property based on obtaining a credit score of an owner of a property and assigning an ownership responsibility indicator to the property. The ownership responsibility indicator provides insight into the condition of the property without performing a complete inspection. A more accurate value of the property can then be determined.

Abstract: A method of appraising the value of a property based on obtaining a credit score of an owner of a property and assigning an ownership responsibility indicator to the property. The ownership responsibility indicator provides insight into the condition of the property without performing a complete inspection. A more accurate value of the property can then be determined.

Abstract: A method of appraising the value of a property based on obtaining a credit score of an owner of a property and assigning an ownership responsibility indicator to the property. The ownership responsibility indicator provides insight into the condition of the property without performing a complete inspection. A more accurate value of the property can then be determined.

Abstract: There is provided a garage door comprising a front panel including a plurality of front panel members. Each front panel member defines panel member front and rear surfaces. The garage door also includes a plurality of frame assemblies. Each frame assembly is connected to a panel member rear surface. Each frame assembly includes a pair of rails and a plurality of stiles. Each rail includes a rail inner surface. The rail inner surfaces are disposed in opposed relation to each other. Each stile includes opposing end surfaces and a opposing stile inner surfaces. Each stile end surface is attached to a rail to form a plurality of frame opening peripheries. The garage door additionally includes a plurality of fasteners connect the frame assemblies to the front panel members. Pivot members are connected to adjacent ones of the plurality of frame assemblies to enable pivotal movement therebetween.

Abstract: A computer system creates and displays a map image based upon a value database associating a plurality of values each with a geographic location in a geographic area and a map program associating each location with a map image location. The computer system assigns one of a plurality of symbols to each geographic location based upon its associated value. The symbol is then displayed on the map image at the map image location associated with the geographic location.

Abstract: A shoulder traction and rotation sleeve including a soft traction boot designed to cradle the arm, forearm and wrist in a proper position during arthroscopic shoulder surgery. The traction boot may be formed of a flat foam or a spandex material. The sleeve further includes at least one silicon impregnated webbing strip on the inside of the traction boot to maintain engagement with the arm and prevent migration. The sleeve may further include a traction strap formed of a nylon webbing and a D-ring traction loop.

Abstract: A computer system creates and displays a map image based upon a value database associating a plurality of values each with a geographic location in a geographic area and a map program associating each location with a map image location. The computer system assigns one of a plurality of symbols to each geographic location based upon its associated value. The symbol is then displayed on the map image at the map image location associated with the geographic location.

Abstract: A computer system creates and displays a map image based upon a value database associating a plurality of values each with a geographic location in a geographic area and a map program associating each location with a map image location. The computer system assigns one of a plurality of symbols to each geographic location based upon its associated value. The symbol is then displayed on the map image at the map image location associated with the geographic location.