Speaking as one who has a decade and ~100 appeals under my belt...anticipate:1) Get ready for a debate when you appear in front of the review committee, previously we simply accessed sales on the MLS and the Recorder's office...we were told last night to plan to provide closing documents a week ahead of the session.

I'm looking for eviction records for Androscoggin county, Maine but the district court said they don't have anyway to look up bulk records, is this true?

If this is the first of many and you want to use this as a possible track record then the importance of going through the PPM process and having this easy one (using this term loosely) under your belt to be able to talk with outside investors(or even the friends and family people you do not know of your friends and family) they can talk about the job you did and have the beginnings of a track record.

If you have a team, portfolio and track record then you send them information on that but that’s about it.

Make sure you have a record of the hours to prove your work on the property.If you have a profit on the rental, you likely have a Section 199A deduction when you report the rental on Schedule C as a business.

Are there recorded videos of that that can be viewed again and if he’s doing future ones, where can one sign up for them?? 

Sometimes the banks want max $, but often they want to clear it off their record.

Be sure to pay attention to the difference between registered land (land court) and recorded land. 

I can only recommend to ask sponsors for their track records.

Or, would you and I be able to do a quick Zoom chat I can record and have my guy edit for the podcast channel I'm working on.