Underwriter seems to really pertain just to loans (maybe valuation too which this role is not doing), real estate analyst seems to be more about valuation based on profit/loss/commercial style metrics.This role might not be widely available, just reserved for folks with real estate investing businesses, so there may not be an official job title.

This reduces the output above and beyond other factors such as clouds or the angle not being able to following sun.

Check out this forum post, it gives a good run down of how to structure these deals: https://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/879011You can always go the creative route and pursue owner finance opportunities but you have to know how to approach these conversations from the right angle and structure the deals.

Ever since then, we've been contacted by multiple roofers who work the insurance angle (we can get you a deluxe roof for your deductible, etc.).Here's the thing: the roof is original from 1978 and was trashed long ago - shingles were already peeling, vines had wrecked havoc, gutters are falling off... this thing needs the works.

Especially with investors the differential between purchase price and replacement cost is usually pretty wide because they are getting it below market value and the cost of labor and materials is constantly inflating.

Just thinking of other angle

You will never know  but on it´s face its a very wide possibility for default eventually.

The roofer has told me today that the old decking wood has wide gaps to where when the new roof shingles are placed that the roof shingles may miss the wood when nailing them in.

I have a five bedroom house that can easily accommodate five renters but I cannot seem to figure out the appropriate angle to take on this position.

The terminology sponsor is widely used, but not great.