Appraisers constantly build their knowledge base through experience, forums, symposiums, field work, and resources like the MAI - the comment about 1970's calculations demonstrates an ignorance of fundamentals - not the least of which is the economic law of diminishing returns. 

The main goal for your personal profile is to generate fundamental awareness that you're an agent. 2. 

@Logan TurnerI don't see anyone asking the fundamental questions of whether or not you want to transfer title...just assuming, but I would suspect that the the balance is a re-fi...you can't transfer title: i.e. you can't own this house unless that is settled.

Well @Tammy Richards, if you make mistakes, bring them here and we'll help you figure out the best solution.She may have the cleanest house right now, and I am fundamentally opposed to cash for keys, because you are rewarding someone for their bad behavior.

If you're a buy-and-hold investor looking to create wealth the tried and true way, then you little choice but to look into better markets where the numbers, the economics, and the fundamentals make sense.

So I'll probably get some links to older threads, but I can't seem to find them myself for some reason.

After doing a lot of research and looking at hundreds of buildings, I seem to keep coming up with awesom...

Old saying, but fundamentally sound.You would not have brought up the tattoo issue if it was not a concern to you or you have suspected some negativity.The business world has many, many challenges.

But the bottom line for tax reform (a la the Fair Tax) is to fundamentally do away with the tremendous drag that our government places on wealth creation to fund its offerings, rather than to place the burden on consumption.

My thought is the fundamentals of silver have never been better short supply and heavy demands and the Chinese have increased there purchases 500% in the last few years.

Fundamentally, that doesn't change the $2212.50 I've allocated to expenses very much.