If you do this beforehand you will catch 90% of problems before they happen.

But the catch is... the business owns the real estate, and you own the business!

A decent home inspector will catch this, identify it to his client, and you'll have a buyer who is wondering where else you may have cut corners...

Maintenance person is negligent when repairing furnace, which causes furnace to catch fire.

You shouldn't expect your tax guy or gal to "fix it" after you've "FUBAR'd" your transaction, if you catch my drift.

From time to time just to name a few areas where you can catch a deal like this would be in the Reese point sub, Country side sub, and the Trafalgar sub. 2197 Bobolink just sold in Oct for $34,000.

But here's the catch, I'm wholesaling from Hawaii virtually in Utah with a local realtor who is about 3hrs away from the property.

I would think you wanted to say "deductibles" instead ...Good catch.

I like to do quarterly walkthrus to try to catch any issues early.Lowering insured value is a good idea, but I own two townhomes where the HOA requires me to carry replacement value insurance.

I chewed him out after catching him, told him he should go into home sales.Thanks guys for all the input, They have me to the point where I question my sanity!