At the end of the day, I strongly believe with real estate lending being no different, that its the "boring" execution and basics and doing that the best that will continue to carry the day, and fancy vague "technology" is almost even more of a negative than positive and costs a lot to not really actually improve anything on the ground 

Actually these can be great opportunities. 

Very few people actually make use of 1031 exchanges.)- "you have a Capital Gain before selling a property" says Del repeatedly.  

You'll just want to thoroughly evaulate if that change in filing status actually makes sense for you.

This means you have to do the legwork to reach out to matched and unmatched leads to follow up and they don't actually use Furnished Finder to book your place.

Therefore, actual knowledge isn't needed. 

That's actually not the truth. 

@Shaun Palmer - I'm a lender out of Texas and we've actually referred a number of clients to them.

I’m getting emails that appear to be from BP but are actually from Foreclosure.com 

I am using the platform propstream to assist in my deal analysis, however in doing so I am confused as to why would a property be listed more than what it is actually valued at prior to a rehab being conducted. for example this property is listed for 70,000 but the arv is calculated at being 66,000 but the comps that i ran that sold within the last 6 months had purchase prices of 165,000/ 30,000 / 28,000 / 25,000. and the square footage of the comps are 1,500/ 1,494/ 1,218/ 1,424.