For a rental: Do yourself a favor and actually go physically look at comparable rentals.

LOL, I see I'm out of here when Joe is favored for advice.

My recommendation for you is to argue your price down further based on the home inspection report - use it in your favor!

Well I am very glad you took action and it all worked out in your favor.

So it's very important that you have an understanding of your creative financing options so that you as the buyer or seller and not the other party can use the correct or best way to structure the deal.My lessons favors the buyer and will first point out their best approach and secondly the sellers approach.

My thought is you're all ready on the best site to bring those aspects in the public domain.I'd also think that unless you have experience and can demonstrate your abilities in a favorable and marketable manner, your web site can end up being more of a liability than an asset.I thought Facebook was for personal connections and some commercial aspects, if you want to make a splash in RE I suggest you not reinvent the wheel and utilize BP. :)

My HML is at 2 points and 12% (special rate because lender knows my mentor; normally the terms wouldn't be as favorable for a newbie), Private Lender is a friend and barely charging above the prime rate.Note about HML's - pay attention to your HML's opinion of the deal if he/she is experienced.

(Or at least a link to a different website where you can find it) However I have on several occasions called in a favor to a title company where I have done business with and they have quickly looked this up for me for free.

I would never have done that deal and I'd consider telling the seller to forget it as all you're doing is keeping a real sale from happening, that would be doing the seller a favor if you can't really buy it. :)

I understand having the bug and wanting to buy buy buy at current favorable rates also, though.