In my nascent stages of investing, the few land deals that were somewhat decent upon my own investigation i realized had undisclosed sewer easements or liens.

Electrical work without a license is risky - your insurance may not cover a fire if its known that unlicensed work was performed; and YES, they do investigate that because its a way to reject your claim. 

If you're really interested in knowing what your property is worth, and you believe, after comparing nearby properties with similar specific amenities (beyond just sq ft and proximity), then learn more about the person who sold it to you.If investigation show they had some crazy circumstance (massive ignorance, pressing need to sell immediately, spouse's death, pending foreclosure...) then maybe your property is worth a lot more than you paid for it.

The PR wasn't the only factor - I started getting people with rather spammy sites bidding for links, and got sick of wasting my time rejecting them.There's lots of reasons your PR can drop, but remember, PR is just one value judgement, if your site ranks well for your chosen keywords, gets traffic, and converts well, then you're set :)

You can use keywords to label your sites for better organization.

You might want to do a tiny bit of investigative work before you deal with them.  

Originally posted by "EricFoster":... fees where going up by the day...Funny enough the big CW was/is being investigated about unfair practices

First of all if you read my post I didn't accuse you of anything..Read it again...You will see I mentioned I was told about your company by a friend and I did a little investigation work on your company(s) and told nothing but the truth.

Strategies that organically, at least in appearance, get quality inbound links to a variety of different pages on within your site, and with different keywords in the same genre, may be good.

I am now beginning to think that bank advertising dollars are trumping any real investigation.