If you ever use any valuation system off the internet I suggest you validate and confirm the data, most are not that reliable, IMO. :)

Wording can be obtained from locations on the internet, and have the copies notarized.at·tor·neylawyer: a qualified lawyer, especially one who represents clients in court proceedingssomebody given legal power: somebody legally empowered by a document power of attorney to make decisions and act on behalf of somebody else

Thanh,I suggest you talk with a lawyer, who is experience in the Dodd-Frank law not someone on the Internet that might know and might not.Joe Gore

Check out municipalities OUTSIDE of Detroit for a more stable economy that isnt relying less on jobs and more on taxing the few people that are still left to pay for services that should have been cut 20 years ago.3) Thirdly, the US has so many different city states, different microcosms, that its easy to use the internet to flesh out a great list of potential, affordable real estate investments that give high rents.

I'm going to adapt and continue.What I'm getting "sick of" is having to discuss the issues so much and address the matter as if this stuff is optional and as if it can be ignored if someone doesn't like it or they try to slide in some arrangement or excuse why it doesn't apply to them, being from those with no formal financing training at all or 20 hours of classroom/internet origination classes and a mickey mouse test, if they even have that

., Check with a real estate lawyer to get the best advice because there are a lot of hype and misinformation on the internet.

All about selling in the internet age.

What did people do before the internet?

Much of what you can find on the internet that is negative with respect to the ROBS program comes from sources whose real interest is other than protecting investors.  

What sort of margins and times to find a buyer did you experience compared to others where you concentrate?