If you have a large website like mine or like to post your deals on places like Craigslist watch out!

I can talk to anyone at any level, and have a knack for getting people to tell me more than they intended to.

I am willing to invest outside my region if the financials add up.I know this website is a great start and I plan on spending many hours reading and listening to podcasts, but, what other sources are there?

Typically there are no desk fees, but there are fees for the website, mls, e & o insurance and small admin fee.

Tax appraisal website says it's worth $84k.

The renting part is what's causing me more concern & nerves than anything.I have some more details but I don't want to go overboard - this is my first post.

I may be wrong to do this, but first, the over estimation gives me more safety in case I under budgeted elsewhere, and it lets me keep my sanity while estimating.

Actually the information can be found only, call your local tax assessor a office and ask them for the country records website.

(2) But counterpoint to (1), I've read (on this web site, no less) that a responsible investor tries to paint as complete a picture as he can during his pro forma, therefore it is prudent to include the costs of the PM.Please note: I live abroad and have for a few years.

I am wondering if this is something I would have and attorney draw up for my particular business, or if this is something I can get from the state department website (general paperwork).