Zillow shows the property was sold - even if it wasn't (this happens more often that you'd think)I would ignore off market sales as your ARV since they won't properly reflect market value.

@Sean Sloop this was a fantastic reflection on successes and failures.

The other members would simply need to have a minority ownership in the LLC, but again that % of ownership is different for every Lender, so it would just mean amending your operating agreement to reflect what works for the lender you ultimately decide to proceed with.Hope this helps!

Be sure to use use a property tax amount that reflects the purchase price, if the county reassesses upon sale.

This is was a crime scene - he should have called police and asked to have someone come out to take a report.So, most of you reflected those same thoughts.What the owner did ...The owner, effectively, did a "do it yourself eviction".

A lot of business are popping up around the Arden/Exposition area of Sacramento so the surrounding areas are seeing a price increase to reflect the demand.

We don't make claims and would like my premium to reflect that.Thanks in advance!

If you truly self reflect, you will find that many are still doing the same bull **** they where doing last year.

The tax returns are reflective of the source docs.I think you made a typo, or you're off base on your understanding of start up costs. 

For instance, if the wholesaler came to you with a purchase price of 110K and they got the property for 100K then the HUD should reflect a purchase price of 100K with their fee listed appropriately.