You can look examine and see what the difference is between them and then pick and choose what you like on them to create your own. 

I'll wait for a CPA or perhaps a regulatory examiner to chime in.

Rapid appreciation says "We Recommend Careful Review of the Following... examine the most recent prior sale price in relation to the current appraised value."

If you lied and slide by and a future incident arises, your file will be examined and you'll get to explain later.A borrower doesn't determine the type of loan as to commercial or residential as it can be booked by the lender, just because you are a landlord doesn't mean you have a commercial loan.

Another thing is that she's told you there are no major maintenance issues, but virtually everything I've read says to examine the property first hand if at all possible, there may be problems she isn't aware of, or even worse, purposefully hiding from you.

Look to holding costs over time, tax considerations and depreciation and expectations for appreciation need to be considered.How you finance an asset over time needs to be examined over time to ensure the asset remains profitable.

As a bank examiner, I appraised real estate and did appraisals on various types of property.

This message goes out to my buddy Rick Harmon,,,Rick you really brought up some images from " Memory Lane" concerning "Fast Talking " Tommy Vu,,,the King of the Late Night Infomercial,,,,Just for giggles .Id like to see if I could buy one of his oldie but moldy courses on Ebay for examination,,,,Now keeping that thought Rick ,the vehicle of the "late night infomercial" is not all bad,,,in fact our mutual friend ,Tony Alvarez admitted and said during a recent presentation that Dave Del Dotto's course was the catalyst and incentive for him to pursue REI in the first place,,,,and,,as they say ,,"the rest is history,," Tony dun' reel good fo his seff"I think it all boils done to this Rick ,,,,in Tommy Vu words or near words,,,,"You No Worky,,,!!!

In examining other alternative asset classes, such as hedge funds, venture capital structures, and some other alternative assets charge a 2/20 fee (2% of funds held and 20% profit earned, with some funds even higher on the profit end).  

I'd argue its not my responsibility to examine how the 1099 issuer/tenant applies those payments to their own finances, whether its funneled through the corp or on the personal taxes.