I am closing on a deal with a wholesaler for a property that's happen to be a HUD property. The wholesaler is running out of time before needing an extension. How long does it take to CORRECTLY do a title search? I do...

Your state landlord tenant regulations will outline the required procedures for serving and evicting.

He often includes a qualified Tax expert to give their interpretation of the procedure & it's IRS intricacies.

Make sure to get procedural advice to make sure you go by the book in case you end up in a civil case.

It will usually cost you at least $500 (could be more if it drags out a lot) but it will likely save you from some procedural mistakes so would probably actually save money in the long run.  

Per IRS guidelines only qualified individuals with knowledge of building construction, design, auditing and estimating procedures can perform cost segregation studies.

Two bills missed procedural deadlines, one has been amended and the other was withdrawn by its sponsor.

Estate salesYou may need to educate yourself on testing procedures, but you can buy at wholesale prices.

Someone that can indemnify us for non-compliance when we rely on their policies/procedures would be the best.Any thoughts?

If you don't have strict procedures it can turn into a daisy chain which will amount to wasted time and energy with no money to be had.