Now, for comps:  the only way to get comps here is to be a realtor (which they pay for access), or an appraiser (and they pay for access as well), or to pay for access through one of the servicing companies that provide this. 

Having the right agent/ title company will make or break sub-to deals. 

I got started by fixing and flipping properties here in Pinellas County and now I own a Wholesaling company based in Tampa but we do business all over the State. 

I manage an asphalt maintenance company during the day but would like to build a rental portfolio and eventually get into flipping full time.

I'm unable to find a sample adverse action letter with Zillow as the screening/consumer reporting company.

The escrow and title company are the ones disbursing the funds, so you just need to bring cash to closing.

It never closes Not dealing with the right companies

I read news about insurance companies pulling out of high-risk areas, but this week is the first time I saw it affect a deal of mine here in Colorado.My clients were under contract on an awesome STR property in the mountains west of Denver.

If I have a LLC and use a property management company for my rentals am I subject to the 1% earnings tax?

The reason I ask is that in most cases you will want multiple LLCs, one for management, one or more to old the properties and then one as a holding company for the others that can hold your cash.