Examiner, you actually make my point.

Chances are an attorney will likely charge 6% or more if they do all the contracting and take it to settlement.Or, you can read here about quaifying buyers, RE financing and contingencies, contracts and required disclosures, title examinations, allowing for repairs if required by a lender, escrow settlement and clsoings.

The yield in this loan needs to be examined and the rate at which the borrower could prepay the loan as that will affect the return.

They examine the title chain, do filings and other things lawyers do and the judge eventually ruled in my favor to quiet the title.

I get up at 5 something most mornings, and I'll sometimes sit for up to an hour while drinking a few cups of coffee in the dark, just thinking about things... mentally turning over plans and examining ideas in a free-form manner.More commonly I hear people talk about prayer/meditation in the mornings.. and I do that too, but I feel like I get a big benefit just from unstructured rumination. 

You'll see new (to me) acronyms like LUQs (Large Unusual Questionable Items) and, in the text, exactly what the IRS "flags" as issues that warrant examination, like large cash charitable contributions, companies that only have expenses (no income), at-risk loss rules for large pass-through entity losses, stringent requirements for the rehabilitation credit, SFR with no income and $137,111 loss, etc.

wholesale it, move on, and maybe examine whether you still want to be in real estate ...

Usually, that party as well as the recipient have their finances examined (at least in my area) by somebody for the county, so that the support payment is fair based on incomes from both sides.

Where are you taking the exam? In

When you first start out having a pro forma and re-examining it annually could be enlightening.At closing make sure deposits are transferred.