Always invest for cash flow, then appreciation is just icing on the cake..

If you say the agent did it - The claims adjusters will look at the agent who wrote the policy to see if they can stick them with some of the claim obligation on the agent's E&O but that effort is more about improving the company profitability versus the justice of "right & wrong". 

You won't be able to do anyone justice trying to figure out commercial wholesaling on the fly.

Originally posted by @Justice Cannie:Always get legal counsel to make sure you follow your state laws.

If you have a minimum that you want to make on the deal, then all buyer offers above and beyond that number is just icing on the cake.

Small claims court was a bust as the Justice of the Peace Deputies couldn't find him to be served.

After all, they are out for JUST US---oops..justice:)

Detroit, Chicago, and liberalism in general look toward social justice as their salvation guiding principal - social justice doesn't work.  

For all I know, there is some right of way that goes through people's houses, you know," Justice Stephen Breyer said, "and all of a sudden, they are going to be living in their house and suddenly a bicycle will run through it."

Either way, they didn't do you justice by not having the deed match the contract.