It is also not safe to simply use square feet as the only filter in comp selection.

Hello all,We are about to buy our third property and since it is an older place, and we're spending $700k on it, we want to be sure we select a thorough inspector that we can have confidence in.How would we go about finding one?

Anything I dont want, I'm selling to a select 3 and no longer 'blast' out deals to a wider list.

I should have mentioned that there is no existing lease.To Jerry: I agree with you, this is certainly a moral dilemma although she and her family have stated that she will be moving out to a Nursing Home selected by her family by the end of September (it was originally supposed to be August before close) .

I purchased a list from listsource for my area using my own filters, I selected absentee owner, both in and out-of-state.

Selecting the right comps begins by knowing the area and market.

Or is there exception for selecting who lives in your primary residence with you as owner?

Neon orange and green seem to be logical color choices, but I could be persuaded to go with a different scheme if there is a more logical explanation for that selection being visually displeasing.

The pricing will depend on the option, the extras you select (gloss/non gloss.. .etc) and the quantity you purchase (economies of scale @ work here, you'll obviously get a better price per item the more you buy).A lot of wholesalers I know use click2mail, check them out - the website shows the pricing

Just use the Compfight.com search engine, be sure to select "commercial" on the left side after searching, and give proper attribution for the photo (which Compfight.com even gives you in a nice, copy paste format) There is also FreeDigitalPhotos.net but they are kinda cheesy photos.