Usually one or two phone calls is enough.If you don't have those contacts yet there are much easier, more professional, and legal ways to find your local cash buyers.

The iPad seems to have been made just for the real estate professional.

I would really like to know your professional opinions on these loans, and the way my wife and I run our business.

Having title prepared/reviewed and having professionally prepared docs is simply part of being an investor or flipper, plain and simple.

Usually they get people who just moved here and aren't ready to buy yet, or professionals who know their jobs will transfer them to another city in a year or two.

By the way, my husband and I are professionals with full-time jobs.

However, chances are professional trades will be faster and better than you at their craft.

I felt I had ample justification (i.e. multiple comps, professional appraisals, etc) on both of them for why I felt the assessed value should be lower.In response, the County lowered one of the properties to what I suggested.

He didn't bother looking at any of my documents (purchase & sale agreement, mortgage, leases with my current tenants, etc.) that would have demonstrated a legitimate need to run credit checks, which surprised me.It was a rather silly exercise - though I have a locking file cabinet (which the investigator photographed), that's not where I store my rental property info.

I have a steady 9-5 professional job decent income but under 6-figures.