I wish I had that level of detailed information for my company's portfolio.

You will find a wide-disparity in the level of services, type of homes, etc.

I'm a newbie on this site.I'm so glad I found a forum on this level of wealth of knowledge in real estate investing.I orginally started as a Real Estate Investor playing in the area of Wholesale, Note-Buying, Hold and Flip, who later started originating loans.

Median level 3-2 homes in my area sell for around 100k.

That is a felony in New York and at the Federal level.

Base your level of finish (basic, standard, designer, or custom) on the neighborhood norm.

Develop a business plan and include licensing advice specific to Utah, specific to rehabs, rentals, and subject to deals, and specific to a new small business owner in my tax bracket.Analyze my strategy and tell me what is cost effective and what is not.Develop deal contracts and helping me see them through.Ideally, I would have 3 or 4 references to attorneys skilled in all areas, but that may not be possible.Thanks for your thoughts.Josiah HalversonSandy, UT(801) [email protected]

Land use (mixed commercial/residential) - ARV. 125k to 132k - home built 1910 (2 story bungalo style, split level) Can someone explain to me a transactional funding?

I'd really be curious as to how other investors would perceive a house with that level flood risk.

More of a slight increase followed by leveling after spring rolls in.