Hi bigger pocket community, I am looking for home inspectors in Birmingham, AL.

Looking for insight on the Montgomery, AL area for REI.

@Tracy Scanlon that doesn't sound so bad Al things considered.

It's rarely advantageous to work with a large nation al bank like PNC, Wells Fargo, Chase, etc.

I set up LLC's in Wyoming (holding company), Indiana, and Alabama

I'll try to answer your questions wearing two hats here...(1) After 25 years in the restoration industry, I sort of understand the insurance side of it, and (2) I'm also an investor so I know where you're coming from.Public adjusters are not legal in my state (Alabama), so they're really not a factor for us.

I live in Arizona and we just got under contract on a house in Enterprise, AL, so we definitely need to hire out, and that seems like a great way to get it done.

So, if you have a full time job, and work 2080 hours per year, you'll need 2081 hours of RE work to meet the definition.Now, I've seen a presentation by a tax guy (Al Alieo, I think) at one of our REIA who says what counts is much more liberal than I would have thought.

If you get really good you'll develop a model where you "capitalize your interest and nonpayment" by borrowing more BUT you need to steal a D-E-A-L DEAL for that setup.

Lets not mix advances in technology with al gore's climate change/green crowd.