Then after 2 years, I will be able to own the property free and clear!

Just to clear up any possible confusion: An appraiser is not confined to only a 10% adjustment for condition.

They neglect all the other costs that mean, in the end, they have probably paid $300K, if not more, to own that free and clear house.

Last time I did it the utilities required one of their guys on the roof lifting the lines as it moved down the street and each lift was $100.Several would have cleared but the jerk lifted them anyway, with a big smile on his face, hope his limp improves someday.

Quick ways to check:#1. website - Is it clear who they are and who to contact?

When I told him what I planned to regarding wholesaling real estate, he said he did not see a source of liability clear enough to issue a policy for.

If a multiple owner business, the cost to setup a clear partnership/management/operating agreements.

Clearly they don't see the value of presenting to and connecting with their peers and colleagues.In case you didn't know, standard practice in the industry is to take somewhere around a 50% cut of the price of products sold in the back of the room at REI conferences/clubs or through websites that hawk these things.

If you own it free and clear, you should have some options.

You're receiving some great questions from a solid group of investors here, that you should answer clearly for yourself.