We have a small management company and our common practice is to inspect the units every three months or so.

I agree buying based on tax situation is not a great idea however I did receive a buyout from my previous company so my income is this year will be over 5x what it will be in the near future and just trying to figure out the best way(s) to try and offset that tax burden.Appreciate the insight, thanks agian 

But many of those companies (Corelogic, Black Knight) get their data from error-prone sources as well.Data in the real estate world is poorly digitalized and structured, despite the best efforts of programs like RESO. 

However the Mortgage company told me that they will not proceed because the balance of the loan is 38k and since they cannot charge more than .05 percent, they wont do.

Originally posted by @David Robertson:...Here is a recent forum discussion with some other options as well.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/84/topics/1610...In addition to the BP thread above, I suggest you check this other thread, as well as doing a search on the BP site for kitchen cabinets:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/155268-best-source-for-kitchen-cabinets

Your insurance company will work the other units insurance and the condo master policy to determine who should pay what, then they'll get it fixed.

Hello, I am Duane and I run EP & AS Property Management. I am looking to expand my business and wondering what marketing tools others have used to grow there portfolios? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Than...

Around that time I had just sold my landscaping company. 

@Sean Osborne use the BP search feature to connect!

Does anyone know which rent to own company is best for this option?