The ideal comp is the house next door that has the identical floor plan, is in the exact same condition as what yours will be when you're done and sold to a retail buyer yesterday.

These came to me randomly this evening...thanks anonymous sender person ;-)He was potty trained at birth.Objects in his mirror actually appear smaller.All his Easter Bunnies are vanilla.The only letters he ever buys are consonants.Right turns on red were his idea.He is 2 years older than his identical twin.When it rains really hard at his house, it only rains cats.He has never tasted juice from concentrate.It was his idea to change the name from Uno Equis.

The OP was about using the insurance as a "bank" as I recall...hopefully this is the right thread since there have been 3 basically identical ones lately!

I was in an identical situation this past summer.

Hey all - first post and didn't find an identical topic so here goes:I have a rental with a great tenant who I've had for almost 3 years.

People having identical names will all see the same set of legal judgments attach to their name.

I didn't think about that before, but I suppose it is good to keep X for networking and identity purposes, whereas Y Holdings would mean starting all over.

The process is practically identical to the analysis you may have done when you first acquired the property.

Before you sent him your life in his 7 page application, you did at least verify his identity, and that he does indeed own the condo?

Real estate is not stock and should not be viewed in the same light, market wise or as a similar asset, it is unique, stock is not as it is one of many shares identical to it.