Insurance pays to defend you if you are sued and pays out if you are found liable.

You should look at zillow because the people selling their home will, and you need to be able to defend your opinion from that if zillow is not accurate.Also, I think NY has that as public data that you can view online.The best thing to do is call up some appraisers in the area and offer to take them out to lunch or dinner and ask them how they find the deals (or find an investor friend and on one of their appraisals, the appraiser probably put his source for his comps) and hopefully they are not just using the MLS.Also, it is always worth it to put a property under contract as long as you are clear with the seller what you are doing.

You can only answer the same post so many times before the debates get old and you realize that people are defending their biases or ego more than trying to offer helpful information.  

That would be hard to defend, you are not on title and do not own the property.

Does CO allow for defendants to delay foreclosure.

I come to this site to learn and network, not to get into a back and forth thing, but I saw my site in a headline and I had to defend it.

Learn how to defend your self - learn to fight and/or carry a gun.

But again, I'm not here to defend FB and all their practices.

Primarily the ones who don't have to use a public defender and can instead afford a high priced attorney.

@Aaron Mazzrillo  good points I think you will see as markets tighten, many folks are going to rethink the teaching your competition your go to methods or strategies ( unless you can get compensated for them)One thing about marketplace is you do have a lot of newer investors posting there.. and many get devils advocate type of posts and have to try to defend why their deal is a deal and I think some get pissed off and others may learn why their deals are not really deals.Lots of white noise on Marketplace and a lot of scammers as well.