By allowing the buyer to independently select their service provided all suspicions are removed.

My goal has been to reach a level of financial independence before I'm 31, which I'm defining as $60k a year from passive rental income.

Don did a good job of skimming the top and range of issues.But, I did independent appraisals of notes, mostly for the state, so it is possible to have notes appraised much like RE appraisals but certainly not the same thing.If you have time, individuals or small brokers can simply get bids on the subject notes and see what others in the market will offer.

Like I said, all they need you to do is SELL real estate.I am glad I posted this, because I realized I met agenda, yes my company is breathing down my neck, but I am an independent contractor ;) with my own business plan... and helping ppl along the way

I don't want to be part of the statistics of guys that lost everything over a bad real estate deal.

The person could be a contractor, agent, home inspector or even an independent contractor that you hire to document the condition of the building and neighborhood.As a buyer,When a seller says no repairs are needed, I assume it's BS until I see and verify.When a wholesaler says no repairs are needed, they better be right, otherwise they've lost their credibility.

@Roberto Lobrace and I are always looking to network with like minded investors, independently of their marital status.

Last paragragh of page 27 through to the conclusion (page 28) shows the defendant took little effort in making the corporate subsidary a legitimate independent entity, and "the corporation simply functioned as a facade for the dominant shareholder" would resonate with any 'reasonable person'.If you call yourself 'Company A' then your corporate offices should have something to do with 'Company A', not logoed as 'Parent of A' with 'Parent of A' employees doing the work.

Like many of the newbies, I've been doing a lot of independent research, attending REIA meetings, and listening to the BP podcasts.

So you are playing catch up right from the beginning. 2) Get independent valuations of the propertyI have seen "in house" valuations that are quite generous & fantasyland. 3) Read & understand what protections you have from dilution of your equity position, capital calls etc.