I wouldn't think there's a better market than the one you have in depth understand about.

He talks in-depth about series LLC's with anonymity trusts.

If and when I decide to work with somebody it's usually a result of me liking something they said and contacting them personally and after that if something looks good I'll start an in depth diligence process.

There are requirements for a minimum rear yard (9' required) regardless of lot depth, which means that if you have a really small lot you can end up with less than 70% coverage (typical Philly trinity styles rowhomes). 

Not super in depth but I do have a good track record of being honest and hardworking.

Sometimes a realtor will have firsthand knowledge and more in depth of transactions than an appraiser.If an agent only shares data that indicates a higher value then you could see an minor increase due to the information available.My advice is that if you know the market- both geographically and by product type- then you don't need an appraisal.

@Brian Gibbons has a book that probably covers SF in-depth.

You can also check out one of Brandon’s more in depth videos about using the calculator(s).

@Carlos Flores thanks for the insight.Account Closed if possible can you go into more depth about "supplemental" and how that differs from a refi cash out?

Again, thanks for your help, Jim, and I will be writing another post soon with a more in depth analysis of the numbers I have calculated for the property.