If you'd like to discuss the city in further details and share some of your specific goals, I'd be happy to help--PM me. 

Well, it looks like Florida won't get off that easy as we reach the last few months of hurricane season.With that being said, I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience closing deals (either selling or buying) during a potential strike - more specifically, has it resulted in any changes to your pricing, inspection periods, or contingencies?

Next, you draw up a specific contract covering all points of the work and agree on the payment and draw schedule.

I'm looking for something like Pipeline or a CRM, but one that is Real Estate specific or allows connections to Property Radar and things like that.

You'll need to check all the specifics  for your locale, of course, but it's a possible savings a lot of people don't consider.

It absolutely CAN happen again, but I don’t think it should be viewed as the benchmark for market cycles.With all of the development, Nashville is so neighborhood specific that it makes it difficult to explain with a blanket response.A correction has already started in certain areas that are oversupplied.

My understanding is that if you acquire the deed to a property through a tax sale that you are required to inform any and all heirs/owners of the property in writing (and possibly receive some sort of receipt of such), and if you miss one heir or owner then they can come back years later and claim ownership of the property.Can someone shed some light on this type of transaction, specifically what are the risks involved in such a transaction? 

I'm not talking about any specific property, but property value in general.  

Can you share any of the deal specifics?

Specifically new home building and sales.