We need to establish a contract (or shop around for reputable companies that are willing to do this).

These are all ways to add value, maybe when you bought the home for 200k, it is worth 225k, then you put that 25k difference into renovations, and now maybe your home is worth 250-300k…I would sit down and write up a detailed plan and talk with the right people before shopping!

Not every lender is the same, continue shopping around until you find one that meets your needs.

Connect with a quality broker in your area that can shop the various companies for you and find you the best deal without compromising coverage.

The CE Shop is a good overall resource for courses for pre-licensing, but there are a million of them and they all generally do the same thing.

So we shopped it out to our consistent buyers but at a strong price of $75k.

I would also consider scaling back major expenses like car payments, lavish shopping, etc.

A cost segregation study was performed on this auto repair shop in Nevada with a depreciable cost basis of $1,250,000.

During that lunch work shop I haven't taking notes and I felt more and more the staff is looking bad at me: of course I m the only fool who hasen't talked to them yet!

They will shop the available options for you and present you the best options while pointing out where the policies differ from each other.