But I don't know him at all, and there is very little info online about that company.Your help/suggestions/warnings are appreciated!

Using online forms is risky for something of this magnitude.My husband purchased our first house before we met and after we got married we went to a lawyer and paid around 900 to have me added to the deed.

I did a similar project to yours last year and it cost me 6.5k to put in a 4 zone system+ vents into bathrooms.Price out your system online, find installers willing to quote you a labor only price.

. :/ safe and secure versus bold and uncomfortable..

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Of course this is ‘not guaranteed’ but reasonably safe to protect yourself against liability lawsuits.

Just started my online RECP today.

I looked up the info on the property online and found out that the property is a rental and the owners are out of state.

@Jim Froehlich The whole mantra of "find a good deal and the money will follow" is either said by newbies (because they read something online) or gurus who want you to pony up the cash to buy their program. 

Until you yourself become an experienced lender.Warning: just because someone teaches a class on flipping or posts pictures of his fat checks on Facebook - does not mean he is actually a successful investor who can be a safe borrower.