also - when you run an income and expense analysis of a property - if it's an apt complex or multi-family or even a SFH rental - and has been for a few years - getting all those numbers should be a contingency or part of a binder - allowing you access to the sellers income and expense data for the past 2 to 3 years...of course, being an investor yourself - you've got to remember the number one rule for investing (for us anyway) - DON'T TRUST THE SELLER.

It is an offsetting balance designed to ensure that the developer has an ongoing financial stake in the project.

The School looks as if it will suffice as far as providing the data needed to pass the exams.....check on the pass fail ratio of attendees.

I also ensure the sprinkler system keeps the soil from cracking in summer months.

Its free for a few uses per day.When I try it on a phone number it says it finds data, but that there's a charge if I want to actually see that data.

I would figure more people would look through the old mountains of data here to find answers to their problem before they ask the same question that gets asked every month or two.Sally, as for tiling under your cabinets I think you are making a mistake.

I was told that the RE markets that had safeguards to ensure that the people who are applying for loans are qualified are not really being affected by the foreclosure crisis.

It will have a lot of data on price per square foot of various items.

In my experience, the best tax professionals are the ones who will help you plan several years in advance for ensuring maximum long-term tax savings (as well as short-term, of course).

Considering that i have a functioning brain with the ability to read and analyze data i have decided that they are not going to make money off of me on information that is available for free or even a much smaller fraction of their cost.This is my vision and am kindly seeking your guidance.