They estimate....you and the buyer sign doc.s at closing that say when the actual bill comes out in October, you both agree to correct the amount prorated, since it was based on a guess.  

You could probably argue that someone sitting on the sidelines now may end up in the same position you are 5-10 years down the road where they missed a big correction too.

You have to prove residence in that start though correct?

Also consider the fact that we have been seeing rising prices in housing for the last few years many have argued that we are do a correction, (I am neutral on this) and its a mute point if you cash flowing now. 

I'm not sure how to properly valuate this... even though the comps show that the price is correct-ishHow can you help?

Focusing on starting off with wholesaling.Purchase and sale agreements and assignment contracts.Also, when I obtain a property under contract it is best to then bring that contract to the title agency for them to look over correct?

And sometimes they are correct, too.

The attorney is correct that you should file notice and start the eviction process, period.

I’d appreciate any comments or corrections on my analysis.

.), as a tenant, he can do work on the home without needing to be an employee, correct?