how about pulling equity out of it and buying another property.

I love seeing different ways to do deals, even if I don't agree I can almost always pull something from the plan to use.

Joseph Weisenbloom: I would take the information as a 75% solution due to the fact of not knowing the algorithm used for the software nor the categories used to determine what is/is not considered "crime".

Nothing beats a good title company comparison, but this seems to be pretty close. being able to use the app out in the field and pulling up a map view of what has sold in that area that matches what you are doing...well that is basically the definition of "pulling comps".In the end, before you lock in any numbers and contracts, you always want to have the home inspected and valued by a professional, but Homesnap is a great starting point before you start going after a deal, to make sure it actually IS a deal.Hope that helps and is not a 4 month late, already answered question. haha

I can't afford somebody else to go do it right now, but I'll probably man up and get it done at least the first time or two.I think I can pull an ignorant newbie position the first time...

Get it up and running and then work on a refi to pull some cash out.

There are still several restrictions, but they aren't as severe.NOTE FROM MOD: I've pulled these new posts out of an old thread.

And the bs they try to pull thinking i don't know how something should be done.

The inspection would be better than a city inspector closing a pulled permit.

That's a degree that can pull down some serious bucks working for a bank or wall street brokerage.