After a couple days of back and forth he agreed to 83K, which I felt confident I could work with.

A lawyer can't sue me without the custodian providing confidential information.

It won't be unique to LL/Tenant, but be covered in general business requirements similar to any business that has confidential information.

If there are more homes that fit my criteria as a similar home; I use them too... the more comps I have, the more confident I am with my ARV.

their servicing company is actually a wholly owned subsidary.3) The notes would explain this4) they don't disclose the P&L or statement of cash flow because they area wholly private firm, and they want to keep some matters confidential.5) so all i have to do is validate their insurance with accord, and i'm good.

That a fist for me...but if someone can do it or knows of the right direction to go in, I was confident I would find them here.

Kids are not moving out or are moving back in just trying to make ends meet.I read a confidential report recently where a family of 10 was living in a 2BR place.

While maintaining client confidentiality - I say this a few days after inspecting a 100 unit building that had to be completely evacuated, over a dozen people hospitalized, and now has about $1 million dollars in damage all "allegedly" caused by....1 tenant who "allegedly" put a space heater on a bed and left it.

They were bused in I'm quite confident. I

The town political class is enraptured by NIMBYs and extreme environmentalists who believe in building NOTHING, anywhere, at anytime, so the ability for new housing to be built to compete with this location is all but cut off.In short, I am confident I can bank about $8000 in net worth gain annually through appreciation/loan payments for the price of about $93/month in cash losses.