Ideally you would have comps the same size, beds, baths, garage, style, finish, and location as your house.

I tried MLS, Zillow, Trulia, county tax records, etc..I am just looking for basic information that you would find on MLS including square feet, # of beds, baths, and a property archive report.

I read all the time where the gurus advise people to almost jump out of bed and start being a real estate investor.

Went to bed later.

It is only effective because the title company is in bed with the lenders already and they are naturally risk adverse anyway.I would be more concerned with the disclosures made to the lender and the verbiage of the approval letter before I considered a double close with two seperate title companies.For instance, does the B buyer have to agree that there are no prior or pending transactions or agreements and sign prior to closing?

While in the military I rented a 1-bed apt FURNISHED for $126/month.

I am looking at somewhere around a 100 bed complex, but that might differ depending on different factors.

:-)I'm a newbie from Philly, PA looking for some general opinions on a question.I have yet to purchase my first investment property, and I've never bought or owned a home so I'm not really familiar with the heating costs of a regular 3 bed 1 bath rowhome.

Ones with the same beds, baths, garage, living areas and similar finishes as what you plan.

The bullet (a 40 caliber) lodged in the carpet about an inch away from my roommates bed.