@Ryan King  and anyone else...I have also been trying to figure out a similar dilemma, see picture below.

These gurus should stick to their fields of expertise - they know as much about wholesaling as they probably do about neurosurgery, and they think they can teach it to someone else?

The best time to solve problems is before they ever happen. 

Hey guys, Here is my dilemma, I bought this house for $100k.

While an experienced surveyor may have an opinion that is not their job or expertise.

So I solved the problem an extended to 30 years .

what you are doing is solving her problem.

She found out it was sold to her with an unclean title"Talk to a title company to find out the issue with the title, If owner purchased title insurance, it may solve title issue for owner.A buyer will be unable to close on the property if the title is not clear.Contact a title company or the Owners title company first  before wasting time and effort.

Situations in which my knowledge, experience, and expertise allowed me to reach a risk assessment quite different than what was commonly thought to exist.An example combining some of the above was a auto repair facility that was being sold in bankruptcy and had an environmental problem.

Hello! I'm new here. We became accidental landlords when my husband was laid off and we had to move out of state for a new job. Then I had to learn things I never thought I'd have to learn. My husband works all the ti...