With my clients I am able to point out obvious signs of foundation issues here in Austin, and I always suggest getting it checked before closing too.

Typically they work alongside with one another and have mutual connections but where the interest of the clients are far and wide, it is very difficult to have an agency that services all of those needs under one house. 

Most of the software I use for deals for myself and my clients use an algorithm that will use statistical amounts for replacement based on current costs.

One caveat: doing this created a situation where it was difficult to get loans because one of our LLCs is a "checkbook IRA"- seems the nonrecourse lenders mostly don't like having a non-IRA partner involved.

They can make your life difficult as house politics can happen.

This was a huge accomplishment for me coming from a difficult financial Background.

Augustin, my market here in south FL is a very difficult one to find deals with numbers that make sense. 

If the note is made so the client is the payee, that is constructive receipt of the money. 

Don't underestimate how difficult, stressful, and expensive it is to take on a BRRRR property.

I have worked with many clients in the DFW market on helping other investors acquire and seller their flips.