Which probably should have been examined before getting under contract.

After you get a money judgement, you can file for a "judgement debtor's examination".

That said, the group you should target is the group that is mostly likely going to provide your ultimate buyer -- that can be determined by examining sales histories in the area.

Some of those AVMs come with a range rather than just a single number, so examine the range as well.Originally posted by Alex R.:...Because within my criteria sometimes many properties become available and I need to filter some and then proceed with the remaining.Initially, until you understand the use of the "filter", you might consider erring on the side of looking at more houses.

I'm also taking the real estate exam in February to have that extra leverage.

Also as another has mentioned the FED does not directly control long rates, however if one examines the coorelation is is quite apparent that the FED is the dog that wags the the bond market being the tail.

He found nothing wrong with any of the panels and wrote up a report to that effect.Still not satisfied, who would be after the scare warning, the buyer hired another electrical licensed contractor and a licensed electrical inspector to re-examine all the FP panels.

Folks with varying experience in both private and institutional markets including a resident retired examiner.

I went with FDIC as a bank examiner, from there I opened a mortgage company.If you are sales minded consider the mortgage business with your education.

Is this the wise thing and what legal bases should I examine?