I wouldn't normally be able to demand such things, but since I had multiple offers and my RE market is so hot, I was able to get away with it. 

Hi Grant,1) Regarding the ARV, look at properties comparable to yours (GLA, age, br/ba, lot, location) after they have been remodeled or" flipped"2) Running numbers on multiple potential deals, you will learn quickly what is a good deal and what's not.3) I would think so, so shop around.4)  I would call title companies in your marketplace.I hope that helps!

I have read multiple books, listened to many podcasts (thanks BP!).

Will or no will, high value or low value, multiple heirs or a single child, mortgages or no debts, all these things will be factors in determining the complexity of the case.Since you'll need to know the next of kin (either directly or obtained from death certificate) you'll also need to think through what you'd say to someone who just lost a close relative. 

I've been talking with a seller who wants to get rid of multiple units and I need advice on if to wholesale or not?

Hi, I have multiple tenants on a 12-month lease that is up for renewal.

Now I will have multiple sources of income and can help other investors list their properties- and that's probably a few properties a year.

I have a bleeding heart and at least I know it. I had a lady give me an application and fee and in the process, she mentioned how she had already paid an app fee somewhere else and didn't get the apartment. Talk about...

(like 10k+ closing costs quoted from multiple banks for a simple refi)Insurance in the 300 per month range vs 85 for the same property if it were held privately.Town taxes such as water/sewer/property are billed at a higher rate.Plus more.So, what I am thinking of doing is:a: quit claiming the deed into my personal name.b: adding a million-dollar liability policy to the standard dwelling/fire coverage to protect my assets.

You can get a 30 yr fixed loan at a low rate, and multiple tenants to spread your risk.