Yes, if you pay, you get a copy.It's a CU, not a bank, sounds like a portfolio loan and not a secondary market product, so yes, the can evaluate the collateral as they please, but they are going above and beyond prudent lending to much tougher requirements, not great marketing for loan services but they can.Market value is what we generally work with in real estate, but we do have other valuations, liquidation, salvage value, tax and estate valuations.

I did a lot of direct marketing using the data from Default Research and they stopped their service.  

I'm working with another partner in raising money (at $38K, still raising) to do our first flip. 

Finally, I was a president of my 5 unit townhouse/condo in roger park, and it was very interesting in how we had to raise our HOA fees in order to meet capital expenditures...it seemed like when our toilets crashed or went away to toilet heaven, all of the others did too.  

In that situation, I might choose to raise the capital and build the project, or possibly flip it to another developer if I can't raise the funds myself.

Get successful, marry her and let her stay home and raise the kids!

I was born and raised in Dallas Texas.

The tax lien teacher Tom DiAngostino has a tax lien service that sells late taxes lists for most counties in GA (and every state).

If I understand you correctly this birddog brought you a willing and able buyer so you as the seller should pay for his service unless he had other arrangements with his buyer. 

Do you think wholesaling properties would be a good segway into real estate investing, due to its quickness to raise funds and the knowledge I'll pick up?