Account Closed  I can tell you how to do this for FREE.all they are doing is searching public records.. in most counties there will be a listing on who the lender is.. and if its not a big bank.. it will say private... or even the name of the LLC or trust or IRA that did the loan.. that's your private lender. and these folks don't lend at 4 to 8% .. that silly.. they may do that for their direct family but not for strangers.. there is some big misnomer going on that private lenders are Cheap or cheaper than hard money are not to swift and are simply begging folks to borrow their money at these low rates.

I have seen it hundreds of times in my funding's over the years... 2k flat fee for a 8k sale that type of thing  .but then you let a wholesaler get ahold of it next thing you know that person wants to make 10k on it and the same house that would be listed by a broker at fair market value of 8k is being sold by a not so swift buyer for 18k  and the buyer thinks they are getting some great wholesale deal... when yoiur talking upper end prices then if it looks like a duck quacks like a duck its a duck.. its brokering without a license plain and simple. 

It is certainly NOT ideal to be making swift assumptions based on automated calculators only - agreed!

You need to know the law like the back of your hand, have policies and procedures in place to deal with problems swiftly/accurately/legally every single time, and be prepared to deal with tenants that push back hard or try to take you to court.

Rip up the wood floor from that room and patch the rest of the wooden floors with that.When done properly (and most likely all the wood was originally installed from the same batch and at same time), you will have magnificent wooden floors.Don't skimp on a refinisher--it will make all the difference!

Act swiftly, don't hesitate.

A deposit of $7,000 or less garantees me that the refund or retaining of deposits is a short a swift one.

The formal process to evict in CA does not take long if you act swiftly and correctly.

Marshall and Swift is a great cost estimate book as well!

That is just an excuse because they know no other way.This higher and in most cases over inflated "replacement" value is imposed on most property owners choosing to or having to do business in the standard "personal lines" insurance markets, even in non depressed areas.All of these insurers have what is called a Co-Insurance requirement and they typically use something like a Marshall & Swift replacement cost estimator.