You DEFINITELY want to find a really good attorney who knows their stuff....it's a huge help.   1 in 5 seems like an insane stat to me. 

Does anyone have experience or recommendations into what stats are typically included within these?

Hi BP,So i just passed my school and state exam in long island,The reason i did this was to become an agent so when i do flips i have access to MLS and i can use the buyers commission as the flipper to pay buyers commission when home is being sold.Im trying to figure out what type of broker i should join, most of the big brokers focus on sales agent pitch too much, the only thing im trying to figure out as an agent is what type of docs i should be looking at when im closing my own purchases or could a lawyer take care of all that at closing.ThanksKhan

Examining water bill/ scavenger. 

There are the superficial indicators of a good flip as well – proximity to major city hubs and transportation, quality of local school, crime stats in the neighborhood, etc.

My Realtor association provides market stats for every chicagoland town with year over year trends.

My Realtor association provides market stats for every chicagoland town with year over year trends.

Stat. §2A:156A-4(d)) makes it illegal to intercept any communication, with the exception that the person be a party in the conversation, or give consent.Video surveillance is not covered unless you capture hearing impaired communication through sign language, which a NJ apt complex found out the hard way when a Jury awarded a deaf couple $750,000 plus court and attorney fees for violating the above statue

With the stats below, I'm curious to get feedback if you feel this particular property would make sense to a rental investor.Zip Code: 35805ARV: $87.2kAsking: $75kRepairs: $8.9kAssignment Fee: $3kAll In: $86.8 + closingRent: $830/mo

I receive a monthly realtor magazine that has up-to-date stats for my city/state and I also have access to such information through my state's MLS site and brokerage.