Got a letter from one of these companies in the mail the other day. 

I’m starting out wholesaling and I want to make a website I can put on my letters to direct potential sellers to.

Around here, I feel like neighborhoods can go block to block.

Most investors once they get to around 5 or more properties they refinance the block of loans under a commercial loan using their LLC/Business and then those loans do not report to credit because they would all be grouped under a blanket loan.If your lender is stopping you form buying another home and you only have (4) reporting to credit just reach out to a bigger bank/lender. 

The appraisal seems wildly inaccurate in my opinion, ALL 6 of the comps were 13+ blocks farther away towards 82nd Ave, a sketchy area, NONE were in the other direction, Woodstock, of higher value.

Looking for an agent that is used to working with investors, knows the neighborhoods well, where development happens, the good and the bad blocks, the rents I could get, and most importantly is available and can move quick on a newly listed property (already missed a few properties because of that). 

Make sure your lender is on the same page and if you need to back out, have the lender fill out a letter explaining that your financing fell through.

Particularly on the block this property is currently located. 

The cheatsheets simplify your own plan preparation and review process.The plans for my next remodeling project passed from the first attempt.When you submit your own plans, if you're doing a carport enclosure into a garage or adding a carport, or even things like adding, moving or changing the size of windows or doors, or adding pocket doors and similar -- you'll most likely be required to provide a letter from a structural engineer on the type of headers to use, the studs and possibly even bolts to tie bottom plate to the slab for new load bearing walls.

I want to make contact with this person to take steps to have them evicted but I don’t know their name so I’m not sure who I would address a certified letter to.