Some of the big items are the lenders title policy (if you take out a loan), the loan origination fees, and the prepaid taxes and insurance.An insurance agent can give you an accurate price for insurance.

Dustin- Jon is pretty accurate on everything stated.2 caveats- 1.

- How accurate/expensive are BPO?

As 2010 goes on I assume we'll see more accurate data from 2009.

When you look at a resume and there are spelling and grammatical errors throughout, then you look at another resume with a little less experience listed but are accurate in spelling, grammar and conveys its representative owners experience well.

Only three come to mind who actually had the experience and knowledge to do an accurate appraisal, that's not counting the fee appraisers who were also Realtors.

Granted, I am don’t know the exact numbers and am purely speculating but I think some of my assumptions will turn out to be pretty accurate as you dig into the numbers.

Those web sites, as well as zillow and a ton other are really hit or miss, not always very accurate.

In CA, and most other states, that is complete BS, or more accurately, it DOES NOT INCLUDE THE REPAIR FACTOR.As Justin also stated above, buying on % of ARV, you MUST also factor in the repairs in addition to acquisition costs!

One that provides quality and accurate lists?