I'm heeding the advice I've gathered thus far--to thoroughly read through the forums and read, read, read as many books on the industry as possible.I look forward to interacting with you all via the forum, where we can all help each other succeed in REI.

The previous poster is accurate; only agree to pay the collection account if the creditor agrees to remove all trace of its existance from your credit report.Regards,Scott Miller

How do i get more accurate comps?

They accepted the offer over time I got the tenants out but about a week before closing when I was gathering information on contractors and what not I accepted a job traveling.

They have been proven accurate over and over.

I want ALL the information, and then I can make an educated estimate of valueNow I do believe that an objective CMA contains the most extensive and accurate information on what that house will sell for.

Have a attorney review you docs for accurancy since if your trust or beneficiary agreements are not updated you could very well have a dry trust which means it is not a trust at all..Another point I would try to hold your beneficial interest as an corporate entity such as an LLC or C corp whatever company structure you are operating under since this provides very prudent asset protection and no legal advice intended.If I can help further feel free to contact me my info is in mysignature file and good luck on your LT deal.

I'm really into learning about REI but just starting to gather bits and pieces of information.

If your numbers are accurate, it would seem you have found the rarest of all beasts, a true no money down deal that still cash flows.

I don't know if the job outlook is accurate for NJ appraisers, as we are overcrowded in the residential market with appraisers.