This is my first post on this board and I figured I would ask the real estate experts about their thoughts on this topic.

It is impossible for any one attorney to know the real estate laws and closing procedures (and potential pitfalls) of all 50 states, so always use an attorney that is an expert (not just familiar, but is an expert) in real estate in the state that you are working in.

Whenever I compare the REALTOR® opinion to a certified residential appraiser's opinion the REALTOR® is consistantly higher.With that being said I would encourage you to see if you can get an opinion from an appriaser or 2.

Thursday might work for us, too.BTW, tomorrow's CAREI meeting is a panel of "financing experts."

Some cities will have great elements of both and so there will be great advantages for both types of buyers.I'm no expert in the sub-prime scandals and will leave those questions to be answered by someone with a better feel for it.

If I have questions, I'll call in HVAC, plumbing or electrical experts to answer my questions 8)

Maybe some RE Experts can shed some light on how to find Canadian disclosures.Does anyone know where I can obtain listings ?

Anytime you are dealing with a situation like this where there is complaint or issue you need to send your letters certified, return requested and keep all of your documentation.

We're handy and creative, but not expert, and while this will be a "part time" project, one or both of us can be on site for at least 6 hours a day most days.

If you're working with a certified property manager, you really shouldn't have anything to wory about in terms of them "stealing your rent."