I won't be using these to sell, just to audit other brokers.Last week it was brought to my attention that if I want to continue to invest in real estate I will have to do so through conventional mortgages only.

I brought this list of interview questions with me and wrote down the answers:  1.Do you have in house handymen/maintenance people?

@Emilio Garibaldi Jr I understand why you brought up the question. 

If you ever showed up before a judge because a codes inspector brought an issue against you, i think the court would be very hard pressed to prove you don't live somewhere.That's just my opinion.

Your second call is to a real estate attourney bc again the nuance involved in filling out the forms is a pain in the *** + you need special legal sized paper with margins of a certain length - lol - I thought I had it all dialed in, brought it to the assessor's office (or whatever city, windowless room it was) and got pinged $85 for the wrong paper size. :) I am currently working on quit claiming our recent purchase into the LLC and after gathering most of the paperwork have just left a message with an attourney so I don't have to go through all those hoops again.

And Matt brought up some great points.

As I held my son for the first time I thought a lot about the journey that brought me to that exact moment.

My friend brought up a question and I have no idea what to tell her I have never worked with anyone in this type of scenario.

Also there is nothing that legally that can be done to remove his name from the title.He says several investors have called him on it over the years and they brought it to the lender and were rejected as the lender wants top dollar/current market value for this abandoned property.  

We got financing through a local bank (portfolio lender) and along with the Residential Contract of Sale, I brought our calculations in a BP Spreadsheet along with a spreadsheet for rehab costs.