Finding comps isn't necessarily hard, but you begin to get vastly different numbers for houses that are pretty similar.Given that I am new to this and want to minimize my risk exposure on my first rehab deal, my first intuition is to just focus my search in the zip codes I can easily comp out and I know will limit my risk of basing my decision on bad data.

Print seems to be much more expensive and yields less exposure per dollar spent.

This also trickles through a required reporting process, the "Call Report" and impacts earnings by classifications as to risk exposures.

Upon exposure to "first sale" without getting the full bid amount, the tax collector (well the attorney for the collector) can petition for a judicial sale where some of the other liens are to be wiped out, so that it might sell for a lower amount.Now, what exactly are you proposing to the owner of this lot?

Kind of like the mesothelioma commercials you see on TV about exposure to asbestos years ago.Did the tenant sign a lead paint statement?

Ambition is great but sometimes people have to know what they are taking on is too large for their experience level and risk exposure to the cash reserves.Sometimes you just do not know what you do not know.

Instead of having 8 million debt exposure which they see as too much they are happy with 2 million or 3 million relative to their situation.The numbers just get bigger but the same questions arise with how much debt to take on but the structures get more complex.

Wouldn't you WANT it to have public exposure?

Or that the house didn't get MLS exposure?

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