As for the video games comment, video games are the death of productivity.

It seems there is little use getting an appraisal on a finished product if you are not using a loan.

Pretty simple to use and there are tons of other SaaS products that can integrate with it.

I believe while this seems to be an issue in some areas a better way in all areas would be to use a Warranty Deed or if the is financing involved, a Special Warranty Deed subject to the existing financing.

Also, if anyone has used Guidant Financial that would like to share their experiences with this company and their products, I would love to hear your input.Thanks!

If you have an existing LLC the loan is made to the LLC without putting them on title as that puts them in a purchase of your business interest and any lien on the property makes it a mortgage, IMO you want to stay away from both.I have suggested in the past that LLCs be set up initially to allow a special category of members who do not have management or voting rights.

Is your product local, statewide, nationwide, or all three?

Also, you have to special order those typically so it takes longer and they cost more, but then you save on the stucco patch.

Financial products and technology are always a good way to go. 40% a year consistently is not achievable long-term for almost any traders.

Appraisers are often hard pressed to go beyond a mile from the subject unless there are special circumstances.