It's not that some appraisers are smarter than others (though certainly that's true), but more importantly, appraisals have a component that is based on pure opinion and personal experience.Further, because appraisal values on a property will generally fall into a perfectly valid range, your goal is to get the appraiser to determine that your property is at the high(er) end of that perfectly valid range, not the lower end.

Here in Georgia when you do a wrap the title transfers and you get a warranty deed.

Warranties and insurance play a part as well in making some repairs.

The only valid reason to be a landlord is to make money - this deal doesn't do that.

I was thinking about having the seller and her business partner (i.e. the person listed as the tenant on the rental agreement) sign some sort of stipulation that there is no valid rental agreement in place and they have no right to the property after close of escrow.

$300 down, 65 a month, not cheap, but nothing of quality is.A Home warranty is also important.

Also warranties play a role.

No a judge wont give you a ss# how ever that should have been on your application but in the future just make sure u get that ss# dl # or an id# along with a valid photo id.

During a consultation with my attorney once, I wanted to get to the bottom of why a monetary amount of consideration is considered a requirement to make a contract 'valid'.He told me that, that's just the way it is.

I think some of michaels points about lying are valid.