Just imagine one of your clients passing away and their relative doing an autopsy in an attempt to prove that you killed your client by not giving him (or her) the proper medicine at the proper time.

I'm curious to know if your system could integrate with Intacct. 

"Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching." - CS Lewis

It is super helpful and I plan to integrate your advice in my investment search process.

The current owner leases the property to a corrections company that works with early-release criminals and helps integrates them back into society.

Short of hiring an engineer to sign off on the structural integrity is there anything else I can do to ensure the repairs were done correctly?

I do not question your integrity or sincerity but it is giving wholesalers a bad name when people cannot close because they couldn't find a buyer or close the deal. 

We try to keep the honesty and integrity in this growing industry.Continues success!

When we purchase a property, we always look into what permits have been pulled in the past to better evaluate the value and integrity of the structure and it's surrounds.You wouldn't need permits for aesthetic elements such as: Cleaning, painting or refacing cabinetry.Replacing cabinet knobs and drawer pulls with simple, modern hardware.Installing new countertops on existing cabinets.Replacing backsplashes.Updating lighting fixtures.Updating plumbing fixtures.Replacing floor coverings.Painting over existing interior and exterior surfaces.

Sub-to deals are really not for the average investor--at least not to do legally and with integrity.