Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

I'm actually not in med school I said that wrong. my parents work there and I've been there a lot but I'm currently a mortgage backed security consultant at wells Fargo haha.

There are various ways to get consultants to inspect your property.

First time poster, long time lurker...Long story short, I've lined up some investor capital through relationships from my former career as a consultant in the high-end legal field.

For wraps in your own state, you may want to consult with a real estate attorney if you plan on doing more than 3 per year (thanks to Dodd Frank).

I'm a business lawyer, but I've also handled bankruptcy cases, consulted on some foreclosure defense cases and handled loan modifications for some of our clients.

Not all agent " Keep in mind your agent really doesn't care if you   get a good deal or not, they just want you to close "I do not personally want to cash a reduce check after broker fees until I feel my client got the best possible deal.That one of the main reason I personally do not attend closing.I only attend closing, if I feel my client financing is questionable.You should consult with @George P. on a few good investor agents in your area.Regardless, welcome aboard

This nanny seems like a pro and suckers people into this regularly.I now regularly consult all of my investors on how to properly screen and sniff out potentially dangerous tenants. 

I will throw this out there also, if anyone has any real advice for me, I will gladly consult pro-bono as I am a licensed GC (my specialty is structural contracting). 

Consult a realtor and/or do your own market surveys, depending on the size.