With that being said, being that my Partner is an IT guru, we have developed a software application that identifies and analyzes viable fix and flip properties from multiple channels, and we are finding a surplus in our local market we are just not equipped to handle internally.

My contractor is going with me tomorrow to walk the property and identify all required repairs -- focusing on those need for a rental since I don't see any hope for a flip.I've been planning to use the 70% of ARV less repairs..

I am particularly interested in understanding what criteria folks use to identify the the potential markets that they invest in.

In a contract such as this it is not necessary to include the full account number, but enough of the number so as to positively identify the account.

Most of us self identify how we invest on our tag line ^^^^ up there.

I would think repairing the drywall would be a sufficient fix, although not completely resolve the structural issue identified in the structural report.

You need to identify the couple of banks that are investor-friendly in your area, and keep the funds and other accounts there.

Also, I did tell them that there may be a few under 21 at the meetup and they requested that those members be identified to the servers when they arrive.The event begins in a few hours.

You need to speak to an attorney in your area as to keeping activities within the scope of the business at hand.BTW, you mentioned a savings account for deposits, you might check state law in your state as funds held may be required to be in a non-interest bearing ESCROW account, where the account is identified at the bank as an escrow account, not in a business account.

If the decedent really has a daughter, that's a slam dunk in identifying at least one of them, and possibly the only one.IMO, you're a ways off from even needing to look for the daughter.