4-If the town maintains it then it is most likely considered a street or alley and has been "given" to the town, which makes it "public" property, even though it could be a private alley.

My friend is not willing to give all the money upfront ( it is understandable), but how do I protect him and protect myself ?

I assume its to protect wholesaler #2 from wholesaler #1 just dealing directly with their buyer and cutting them out of the deal.

It's a matter of protecting your time, getting paid for what you do, and preventing tenants from asking for everything under the sun.My process:1.

Do I just find the owner of rental properties through public records and contact them or is there another way?

The LLC is also something people do to protect the assets.

Two or more layers of shingles are not ideal, even if they use more nails than they should, lacking of adhesion to plain wood or the film layer before the shingles (water shield or decking protection felt) is gone.  

Sounds like a dumb rule put in place to protect the big hotels though!

I understand that you may not want to blast them in a public forum, which is why I direct messaged you before asking who the PM was. 

Empirically speaking, it's not accurate to say the predicted ARVs are "inflated" (appraisals are used as just one input to estimating value).Raw data for each transaction is available in a public Google Sheet for investors to analyze.Visit https://blog.groundfloor.com/an-analysis-of-arv-es... for a link to the sheet and more details.