While new construction homes won't create permanent jobs, we are able to get "indirect" jobs from construction spend to count.

Such a deal creates an indirect transaction between you and the plan, which is prohibited, simple as that.

src=/program_offices/housing/ramh/res/respamor#HE2Section 9 of RESPA prohibits a seller from requiring the home buyer to use a particular title insurance company, either directly or indirectly, as a condition of sale.

Either directly in the form of a lower price or indirectly because you end up holding the property longer than you would have if you marketed it properly.So, all you're really asking about is whether to use a full service listing agent or a flat fee agent. 

I appreciate any one that takes the time to read this blog, and even more so for any responses and assistance in directing me in the right direction.

The problem is most investors have access to the MLS (either indirect or direct), so they do not need a wholesaler to bring them MLS offers.

The husband has been working for a trucking company until last year and currently he works for himself and provided good income history.My personal search revealed he was involved in a hit and run last year and luckily it was not fatal, but I am guessing he was let go of the company and started his own.Add to the twist, zillow and redfin says their current residence was foreclosed in June but since it is so fresh not showing up on their records, the county record still shows their name.When I asked him indirectly about the traffic violation he admitted it was an accident and I can certainly understand it was an accident and he made a bad decision not to stop and I am okay with it.But the foreclosure finding has made me thinking and have not brought up to him.

You're knowledge and confidence will be in direct proportion to how much you decide to learn about the business and your local market.

If there is a vacant lot surrounded by homes 1 mile each in direction without any other vacant land, what's a good way to find comps for that land?

The 50% rule "of thumb" doesn't directly have to do with cash flow it has to do with expenses(which indirectly do affect cash flow).