Quote from @Wendy Patton: @DJ Brooksi have a great book on the topic and a course - but there is more to subject to then just a form.....maybe check out my book from Amazon and see what you think - it will give you a ton of tips -  very few attorneys will have a clue how to do a subject to  - Yeah, Wendy’s book is pretty good primer.

If you're looking for a real estate book, I highly recommend "Estimating Rehab Costs" by J.

Hi Matthew, I wrote a book that will not only help you with real estate the book is also about the importance of being healthy title ''Healthy Rich and Happy'' you could dm me for infor.

I know much of the information from BP is free in terms of blog posts, podcast, YT videos and forum but I'm old school and like a comprehensive book I can crack open.

While many people aren't good negotiators and while many people could easily piss off an appraiser by using the approach above, most of the things I suggest are relatively benign and can't get people into too much trouble.If I were talking to a group of people who were experts on negotiation and persuasion, I could turn the initial post in this thread into a book. I

I guess what I am looking for in terms of a book is something that will walk me through real estate vocabulary (cashflow, equity (how agents speak), etc....

@Nathan Gesner - Can you let us know when you publish your book?  I

Is there a website or a book I can follow to make sure I do all the necessary steps to get this accomplished?

I've only heard this recently in a book I read, and by a closing agent from a title company.

I have read your book. I