I know First American Title, and I think Fidelity Title offer national field services… Try their web site… I bet you can find out what you are looking for.

I would avoid speculation/betting on the draw starting out.An important key is to determine what sells the most in your market then align your purchase to whatever is getting the most turns.

Too bad I'm married, I bet all the girls would be beating down my door.

But I'm betting that the more experienced people have a sheet that they go through on that first call, and if anyone could share that with me, or make a few other suggestions, I sure would appreciate it.

I bet i know them, if so, I guess those are the guys I should be asking for help.

When interest rates rise people spend more on interest and less on equity so prices stall, fall or maybe grow less quickly.Stick with Jon's initial comment.

Second, you can absolutely bet that I am going to be putting a picture on here soon.

I'd bet Idaho is packed with cash flow.Tim

I don't trust their values for a second.Best bets for comps for minimal cost include a real estate agent and a title company.

I would rather have an "Equity" partner that puts up the cash, than to "Bet the Farm" on a deal...