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Title fees calculator - any 3rd party solutions?

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VB Programmer - 11 Jul 2007 19:00 GMT
One of my clients want to have a title fee calculator on their website, like
this:  http://www.firstfederaltitle.com/calcindex.php

Do you know of any 3rd party solutions or things I can use with ASP.NET to
create this?

Thanks!
Mark Rae [MVP] - 11 Jul 2007 19:33 GMT
> One of my clients want to have a title fee calculator on their website,
> like this:  http://www.firstfederaltitle.com/calcindex.php
>
> Do you know of any 3rd party solutions or things I can use with ASP.NET to
> create this?

I'm assuming that the algorithm for performing the calculation is in the
public domain...?

If so, then this looks a fairly trivial exercise:

1) Ask the user to fill in some boxes

2) Do the calculation

3) Display the results in a grid

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clintonG - 11 Jul 2007 22:41 GMT
Note the parameters that are being asked for: three rules and two actual
numerical values expressed as monetary units. The rules in this context are
dependencies mandated by regulators. Hence, the rules can be learned from
the state(s) and or counties your client wants to do business in -- or --  
tell them they can hire a smart guy who is not lazy and let them know you
have somebody in mind... :-)

<%= Clinton Gallagher
        NET csgallagher AT metromilwaukee.com
        URL http://clintongallagher.metromilwaukee.com/

> One of my clients want to have a title fee calculator on their website,
> like this:  http://www.firstfederaltitle.com/calcindex.php
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>
> Thanks!
VB Programmer - 11 Jul 2007 23:45 GMT
Thanks everyone.  I'll just have to research the formulas.  Programming them
won't be a problem...

> Note the parameters that are being asked for: three rules and two actual
> numerical values expressed as monetary units. The rules in this context
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>> Thanks!

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