I'll take any advice I can get on contractors and and best practices on getting this project done.

Would like at least 3 solid comps to work with.My question is, is it good practice to use comps that are contingent or pending or should I stick solely with comps that have SOLD? 

Are you licensed by the state in the states you practice in?

We also train you on accounting and setup your account with all the best practices for a large property management business so you won't have issues in the future when growing your portfolio.Hope this info helps, keep the questions coming!

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

@Hadar Orkibi personally I think every cycle is unique, not only in the reason for each stage's existence (for example Covid's influence, lending practices, etc.) but also for the recovery period.

Most general practice attorneys probably are not up to speed on these..

None of the above works unless you take action and put it into practice.

there are few things that you should know about DTI :- every conventional lender has different way of calculating DTI"This statement is actually technically not true, but in practice it seems to be.

I am a seasoned real estate attorney and enjoy not only practicing law but teaching about real estate law.