I think most people commenting want to discuss in-house vs 3rd party, which in my opinion is always a good debate because I think we can all agree it's situational.My intention of this post wasn't to debate that, as the debate already has an obvious conclusion, but to speak to the why behind the recent movement.

Close to where the new Westside Park will be.So, in conclusion, there are options?

Their work isn't low quality but I disagree with some of the conclusions they came to in determining boundaries that are adjacent to ours...if I just went and marked their pins my client could 'lose' 18'-35' of their property...or almost worse, build 18' too close to the street ROW likely putting their house into the City easement...

Safer area of the Hilltop and the owners keep up with the mainteance of their property.well put, i think this area is too large to draw a lot of conclusions from but just meant to be informative. anyone that asks us to do one of these we do, and someone asked us for hilltop  

Second, I received a request from State Farm today: Please provide the gross sales/receipts amount for the insured location(s) as reflected on their most recently completed tax filing or anticipated gross sales for the upcoming fiscal year.This strikes me as a little weird and perhaps I shouldn't jump to the conclusion that this info will be used against us (and result in a higher premium).

Did you do a Listsource grab of properties with high equity or you had another way to coming to that conclusion?

Dave Ramsey (who got rich teaching others how to get rich) interviewing millionaires and deriving a conclusion from that I think is a logical fallacy.

Hey guys, I’m located in NJ & I wanted some feedback regarding to flipping properties in this state as an investor.I come to the conclusion that NJ is terrible to be a landlord in, especially with the process to evict someone.I spoke to a few people who mentioned NJ is great for flipping but I wanted more feedback from others who are familiar with the process here or flipping in general in a state compared to NJ.thanks 

You'll come to your own conclusions, and take the action needed.Just make sure to analyze this situation to understand it and you'll know how to avoid it going forward.Investing in real estate: think long term.

Whether through books, online courses, or hands-on experience, there are countless avenues for expanding your knowledge base without having to rely on paid sources.In conclusion, don't be fooled by those who seek to profit from what should be freely shared.