These guys have integrity, we stand behind our products, and it was no accident that I chose to put my trust in them among so many people in this field with my best information and livelihood.As far as the product goes, I’ve seen some good questions, and I appreciate the support from those that are having success by taking action.Look guys, there are no “magic beans”.

People who act without integrity, whether they are wholesalers or agents give everyone a bad name.

I am well on my way to having a thriving investment business all while maintaining my integrity.

I reiterate - its not good tactic to enter a deal with leaseback to defaulted owner as integral to the overall strategy.

Chris -Never once have I questioned the integrity of these guys.

I agree, there are realtors out there that do a disservice to the industry, but what major industry can claim 100% honesty & integrity by all employees?

If the siding still has integrity and there are no termite or rot issues, repair of any bad siding should be sufficient.Have you tried negotiating with the buyer?

If your needs extend further than that, there are products available that allow much tighter integrations such as Oracle and the like.All of these are good products and range from free to I-could-buy-a-few-properties-with-that-money expensive.

It could be integrated into the BP site but I honestly believe that the organization has to frame itself as being about fairness, families, functioning communities, etc - it cannot have anything to do with profits or investing.

Your best bet is to have an inspection contingency in your offer so that you can bring in a qualified home inspector and if something unforseen or major comes on the report, you either back out or re-negotiate price.That said, you should be checking the major items like roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, foundation, integrity of interior/exteriro walls, and NHD items.