(Heads up: He may ask for the address, so you may want to describe cross streets or the neighborhood you are considering up front in order to avoid being the one who outs that the seller doesn’t have a permit.)Last I checked, a county hearing is required and the STVR structure cannot be within 100 feet of any neighboring structure (using the GIS to get rough measurements may help you avoid an unnecessary call to Matt; if it’s closer than 100 feet, it will not qualify).

I buy real estate to make money, and if a deal carries unnecessary risk I pass.  

I don't want to pull any unnecessary permits.

The whole fiasco is unnecessary and moot, just skip the LLC.

While some of the unnecessary (at least in my book) back and forth was present, there is quite a bit of valuable info and insight in that thread.

Expensive and unnecessary in the beginning.

They require that any written advertising contain their logo (which has to be as prominent as your own logo if using both), must disclose licensure and they also want to review every piece of written marketing to ensure that it doesn't open them (or you) up to unnecessary liability.Personally, that last piece is what makes it difficult for us -- our brokers are pretty rigid in what they don't want us to say, and it is detracting from our marketing success.

As a wholesaler, you rarely take title to a property, so I think this is an unnecessary expense.

The first pillar is avoiding unnecessary and risky activities (don't drink and drive, insurance generally won’t cover your poor decisions) and take good care of your investments(maintain your property, etc) - these simple steps will help you prevent lawsuits before they even occur.

Some companies will complete unnecessary work and bill you for it as a way to earn income too.