I opened my table, re-calculated all my numbers at $550,000 and printed a comprehensive breakdown showing my expenses and profit.

Hi, as a Realtor, I have used the following service ( the prospective tenant should pay the fee for the search): https://www.tenantbackgroundsearch.com/It is a comprehensive search that includes eviction history as well as criminal recordsCheck it out

@Eric Tinsley @Jay HinrichsLet me clarify the context of "up to the borrower to be honest and realistic"  When a customer calls in with a property under contract we run the deal through our Advanced Deal Analysis Software which gives a comprehensive breakdown of the projected costs and profit among other things. 

We provide everything we can on the property to include a basic deal abstract, the financials, comprehensive photos, recent work done, HOA detail if applicable, and any other supporting info that could assist the buyer.  

Very comprehensive and understandable, after I read it twice.

Their prices were comparable to most other companies out there and only offered full comprehensive coverage.  

.* The Georgia secretary of state has a comprehensive FAQ  here - http://sos.ga.gov/index.php/licensing/plb/46/faqMy advice is that unless you're planning to build for others as a profession, there are easier, cheaper options that have greater liability protection.

After reading up on the subject here on BP, seems as though the insurance giants don't offer it or are cobbling together a product that is not comprehensive enough, thus offering inferior coverage.

I have litigated many of these cases and loved seeing legal zoom documents.Internet services do not provide: -No comprehensive advise on how to structure business and investments to achieve an overall AP plan;-No attorney to sere as organizer, initial member, and/or registered agent in order to maximize anonymity;-No sophisticated company agreement that deters creditors from taking control of your company;-No advise on how to move property into the LLC after it is formed;-No advise on how to use the LLC in conjunction with a land trust;-No advise on how to set up and arrange the LLCs finances, including LLC accounts, injecting capital, or loaning money to the LLC;-No advise on how to maintain the LLC liability barrier to prevent plaintiff’s from “piercing the veil”; and -No follow – up questions answered by a lawyer after the LLC is formed.

Our attorneys have reviewed all guidelines and laws for each state and we comply with States and Federal laws.To sit and call a company a SCAM when you have absolutely NO dealings NO knowledge of the company is beyond my comprehension.