For example, doesn’t the appraisers’ valuing set the stage for what the lenders will lend?

Tax his ties, Tax his shirt, Tax his work, Tax his dirt.

We started talking to BB&T (which is a great bank to work with if you're a small business). 

But what I'm pondering is what about you poor guys in the middle who can take a calculated risk and even if the s**t hits the fan you can ride it out long enough to break even or get a profit.

@JR T Of course, I would hire a securities lawyer. 

Originally posted by @JR T.

There is also an old (80's style) custom fit vanity in the master bathroom area..

Some places I work I can do Same neighborhood (that many sell within 6 months)Same style (Colonial/raised ranch)Square footage +- 10%Year +- 3Garage spaces =and I have plenty to get a solid number of properties to work withOthers:Same school district oh gees OK countySquare footage +- 20%Year +- depending on age (something built in 1845 compared to 1904 is essentially the same place, where something built 1996 is different range than 2010)sold within 6 months.... uggh ok 9 months... ugggh ok 1 yearAcres within 10%..... ugggh ok what is acreage selling for there unimproved..... oK I'll adjust...And I am still doing adjustments for 20 minutesThink of it as more of an art than a science.Good Luck

This is not a cell phone contract with AT&T where you have to sign or not buy the service.

Tell her to read, Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T.