I have seen enough wide angle lenses and good photographers with lighting rigs and everything else.

My background is in finance and investment management, so I was looking for something analytical as my partner and I look to begin our first flip in the first quarter of 2018 (still sorting private and hard money, but we have a 28 year veteran flipping project manager who we can learn from, and an LLC).I actually got excited when I saw all the “bonus” material that came with the books!

I used one for an eviction they were nice enough. but in this case you want one who would know agency law off the top of their head and know those particular forms with the same intimacy.. you don't want to have them respond with " I have to research this "  and its simply not that complicated that a veteran local RE broker would probably know this with ease.. 

In the VA guidelines, I can only find the following verbiage:A basic requirement of the law governing the VA home loan program is that the veteran has a bona fide intention of occupying his or her property as a home.

I initially started with them because my day job constantly has me traveling with little time to manage anything.They are super convenient as they hire professional photographers and build all your listing profiles (Airbnb/ VRBO, etc).

Ours features some blown up photos from various photographers that I knew and they are all over the house.

I could not tell you how often we show up for a claim and the contractor has repaired everything with no photographs or documentation... how do we write for damages when no one has proof of it being damaged?

There are a ton of great responses on here from a lot of market place veterans and I think the theme is the same.  

She has saved me from many headaches and saved me thousands of dollars with her savvy advice.Then inspector, attorney, handyman, landscaper/gardener, plumber, electrician, hvac guy, PM and photographer/video.

posting this q for my mom as when she just called an asked what i was doing at the moment i explained i found this awesome site where time seems to flyyy by =D and she said why dont u ask for me an RE q..when my brother (a single never married airforce veteran) died a year and half ago, he left behind a simple will that passed his only asset - his home in DC secured by a VA loan - onto my mom who is married to my dad.my mom wants to add her hubby and me to the deed which currently has some sort of document in the Prince William County courthouse that her attorney at the time filed for her  with the deed of record, illustrating that title was passed from my bro per his death to my mom via will then probate.interestingly enuf, when we asked the attorney for a deed in her name for the VA mortgage, the lawyer explained it would cost more for the Court to print a new deed so the document filed showing that title passed to my mom is essentially the same as the deed being recorded now as in her name.anyways it turned out to be okay since when my mom contacted US Bank the mortgage issuer/holder they accepted whatever doc attorney faxed over to them (We did not see) and assigned the mortgage over to my mom without requesting any docs like tax return, income, etc and now the mortgage is in my moms name which is all fine and good except now my mom says she wants to add me and my dad to the deed/title and was wondering the easiest or most affordable way to do so without paying transfer tax or anything like that.also are there any options when adding family to deed, i mean is joint tenancy feasible despite disunity of time?