Each deal and negotiation is unique, and you want a solid contract that addresses everything relevant to the deal.When do you get am attorney involved?

Thanks for your invaluable information.I am actually waiting on one appraisal right now which has exactly zero relevant comps.

She is claiming they have a new database search engine and now they have off market listings that reveal a lot of relevant information.I told her I wouldn't subscribe but I would ask about the new features on the forum.

It boils down to what a lot of BP members have advised and that is do your homework and know who your dealing with, but also have the ability to get ALL of the relevant info. on a deal before you buy it.You said all services in house which I agree with and I want to add one caveat that I think is important.

Do we have recourse for selling agent lying about the appraisal amount (even though we don't have proof) or at least that her failure to disclose the lower appraisal amount is a failure to disclose relevant fact that could have affected our decision to purchase this house.

The location of the bathroom is not that relevant for a rental.

Hi Everyone, I want to do a high-level comparison of US real-estate markets, and I'm looking for credible data sources on relevant metrics.

So in other words this tenant was in the process of moving out when I bought the building.Some relevant facts:- The woman is a section 8 (HUD assistance) tenant- The damages consisted of major and minor damage (I replaced the flooring due to water damage, I replaced a door, had to paint, clean, fix the stove, etc.).

One relevant fact is that both of these properties were older (1938 and 1961), which has to come with higher costs.

First of all, look up the relevant laws. 2nd, follow them. 3rd - everything in writing--always.