When given a choice, a sales guy working on a desk at JP Morgan or alike, will choose to work with their capital market counter-party simply because the trade is larger, which also means more money for the sales person.

If your plan is to pay off the property ASAP, even if you have to be kicking in some of your own cash, this might the right choice.

This was something I found out from my years owning a construction company, something I learned to recognize with my financial planning and insurance background, and something I finally implemented with my current investor mindset:Years ago I worked for a builder who would borrow money out of his life insurance policy, he would build a house with it and sell it and put the money back into the policy while keeping the profit.

Any way to lower the amount you have to pay for anything is always a better choice.

Glad you decided to finally start posting.

There is a ton of great info here that can help lead you in the direction of your choice.

Or I may return to California finally and restart there where I could list probates I don't buy as I'm a broker there.The point of this post is obits are a good starting source to find leads.

I asked if I could get it done in March when warmer but he won't budge...and i got the final inspection a week from Thursday.

There is NO de minis in federal law and the feds were specific about that in their Final Rule on the SAFE Act.Moving past the SAFE Act, there are a host of federal compliance issues that people have ignored in the past that just can't be ignored anymore without significant risk, and some relatively new ones that can be very dangerous to ignore.

So there are places here that are in subdivisions but are either on very large lots or have a lot of undeveloped lots around them.Our final area ended up being Clearwater beach.