For example, putting laminate flooring over hardwood floor for preservation prior to selling the property. 3.

@John Carbone I think you nailed the problem with this location 100%.  

Right now though, it must be a bit of a nail biter. 

Once you have it nailed then contract assigning is doable on a bigger scale.Hope it helps.

Here in Georgia and some other states, once the property is removed from the residence, there is no responsibility of the landlord to protect or preserve it in any way. ie, if the neighbors haul it off, not your problem.

That certainly doesn't mean you'll be influencing a closing agent or title employee to mislead a lender at the end, they can get nailed and it's easy to discover the chain and timing of settlements.

Please tell the counter-parties you know, who seem to have endless supplies of cheap assets at static prices, I will never hold funds in their vaults due to the lack of capital preservation practices they seem to practice.In the meantime, I will continue to rely on my experience, math, logic and reason to produce my statements

@Derek Carroll nailed it -- just hire someone off Odesk/Elance/Upwork.  

Bottom line, opinions other than those of the regulator nailing you won't really matter.

Jeff I've never read anything by Anne Coulter but came across an article where she nailed it:"She's like the ex-girlfriend they're SO over, never want to see again, have already forgotten about – really, it's O-ver – but they just can't stop talking about her."