ASHI's website (American Association of Home Inspectors) has only ONE inspector listed, and I wasn't impressed with the credentials when I checked the website (too vague data on experience, previous trades, etc).So I currently have 3 options to choose from:Inspector #1 (found from TAREI - Texas assoc of real estate inspectors): on BBB since 1993, A+ rated.

That's a really, really smart move that many Americans never master.And keep looking.

There is simply no upside in doing so and there are massive risks in our litigious society.

With the ADA (Americans with Disability Act) you need to allow the tenant to install modifications to accommodate their disability at their cost.

Hi,I was brought to this site via an interesting topic on Investor Verification and how that now works with the JOBS Act coming full force.I am heavily involved in the crowdfunding space and I plan to be very active in the real estate crowdfunding thread, and offering any insights that I can.I think "crowdbuilding" has a major place in this industry, and can't wait to see it grow, let alone see Americans everywhere (non-accredited investors) invest into real estate and become very aware of how fun and rewarding it can be.In turn, it looks like I will learn a lot here about the technology and trends that are happening.

They consume at least a third, maybe a half of American products.

DO NOT USE Great American title in Westerville. 

I have had American Homeshield the past year (my first year as a landlord) and have been fairly satisfied with them except I think they are a little expensive ($41 per month and a $125 copay each time they send someone out).

Ask questions, check county records and historical society.

North American Savings Bank is a nationwide lender I am aware of that lends to IRA.https://www.nasb.com/ Do a search on BP I am sure you will find other IRA lenders.Good luck!