Does anyone know who, i.e., realtor, lender, title company, etc. is responsible for accurately reporting what a borrower should expect to pay in property taxes?

I know that I, as the borrower, am ultimately responsi...

We like QuickBooks (Disclosure besides being landlords we also train people on QuickBooks).

(Fair disclosure, I've written about 200 estimates in the past 12 months.)Bizarrely enough, the bigger the job the less time it tends to take...

It is also wise to have a disclosure signed by the seller which states that they understand that the loan is remaining in their name.

You're probably located in the U.S. but in Canada we have HomeStars.com (full disclosure -I work there) which is a free version of what Angies List does.

We're actually looking for ways to back out of the deal... especially since the sellers have dragged their feet on a LOT of things, like getting us the disclosure, and signing/initialing certain documents.

But as Sean H. noted, they are a viable solution for those who want to invest in real estate, but can't do it themselves for whatever reason.Full disclosure: I do some investing on my own as well as work with a turnkey company.

During the inspection, it was discovered that a particular building material that was used in the entire subdivision (all over the country at that time) was NOT listed on the sellers disclosure.

Troy, My only thoughts are to have MASSIVE disclosure to everyone.

Some require disclosure even after it has been cleaned up.