An independent inspector will find out what's wrong with the property.

I hear about plenty of good groups that are all independent -- just wondering why someone starting one would need to join?

Being our national Independence Day, I thought the article Written by Marty Boardman was fitting.

The event's located in Independence, Missouri.

Have you ever heard of a multifamily landlord paying their 80% LTV mortgage with "other income" and banking their rents? I'm consumed with the idea and have to solve this riddle.

How could a multifamily owner use the...

You could have it appraised independently and agree to sell at the appraised value if you are talking about significant numbers, that appraisal could cost 5K or more.

The law allows the Commission/Board to reprimand, suspend, or revoke a license/classification and/or to impose fines, education requirements, and/or require reports from an independent accountant.The Board may only investigate real estate appraisers or persons performing the acts of an appraiser without proper registration, licensure, or certification.

Each deal is independent of each other and the owner of the deal has the option to partner with members of the group to do their deal.I'll tell you how it works out.

Unless you are independently wealthy and rehab homes for fun, and a community service, you better be in a rush.

I know a couple rehabbers who insure through auto owners.... find a good independent agent who writes through multiple companies and odds are they can hook you up. ... or google the above companies and find a local agent.