I am learning a lot   Relying upon the existence of a lender's policy to protect you as owner when the simultaneous issue rate for the owners policy is typically pennies on the dollar?

I have been curious about how sellers are comfortable relying on someone else to pay a mortgage in their name.

Thanks all,I will for sure rely on the law enforcement work, just am worried that I will need to be there per requirement, as I need to move all that stuff out.

Relying on perpetual home appreciation seems like a risky plan

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Your background as a corporate chef brings a unique perspective, and I'm sure your skills and dedication will translate well into the real estate industry.

Unexpected expenses can impact your overall return on investment.Market Timing: Flipping relies on selling at a higher price than your total investment.

I personally, would never rely on an appraiser's opinion (other than mine of course), in assessing a deal, but unfortunately, they are an integral part of the financing and that should be taken into account.

You will need to know all the minute facts about real estate transactions to avoid litigation.Buyers or sellers may rely on your advice and guidance, but there is a potential for lawsuits if you make an error or omission like delaying or canceling a sale or failure to disclose a material fact.

If you can gift your heirs cash flowing real estate they can rely on, I would think that is practically better then a massive stock portfolio.