Tell him your guy, 6 to 8 hours, or no deal.Remember, the seller agent's inspector wants repeat business from the agent, so he's got a bias against full and fair problem disclosures right from the jump; you're just a one off buyer

A blog for real estate and FI, my Matterport scanning site, and a secure site for tenants and investors to access information.I'm a bit bias towards splitting the blogs as it will be much harder to maintain two separate blogs.

It's probably just my bias because I'd rather be on the safe side initially before plunging into the big deals.But enough of that.

I am a bit biased, but they do a really great job of taking care of your investment and getting you a good return.

If you want a non-biased opinion on the ARV feel free to PM me the address.

(Full disclosure: I am a little bias because it is part of what I do for a living. haha)  It sounds like you are in a pretty good financial situation and would safely be able to leverage your holdings with minimal risk.  

Of course, I am biased toward turnkey, but it absolutely isn't right for everyone and, more importantly, not doing your due diligence can very quickly lead to a bad experience. 

I personally liked show 197 but I may be a little bias ;)  I recommend checking out the Madison REIA meeting this upcoming January.

I'm VERY biased here so here is my opinion on notes and crowdfunding. 

I'm a little biased but I think San Diego is America's finest city (minus the fact that we no longer have a professional football team but I digress).