Fred,Get back to the person who installed your windows - you know your licensed and insured professional contractor?

now i'm not saying every broker or seller will ask you these questions, but i am saying that 85% of the professional commercial brokers or sellers will. they do this to separate the tire-kickers from the players is what they say.so for all the people on here that has experienced this when getting started, how were you able to either sidestep these questions or answer them in a creative way that made the broker or seller feel comfortable in going forward and disclosing certain info about the property.

, we just launched the lates feature to BiggerPockets:The BiggerPockets Real Estate Company IndexThis new directory allows companies to gain FREE publicity in front of our vast and growing audience of real estate professionals, investors, and consumers.Adding a company is simple.

You need to have the house professionally inspected.

On the other hand, having a business entity (name, checking account, bus cards, etc) gives you more of a seasoned and professional appearance to others.

Isn't it cheeper to hire a professional, licensed electrician to do the work?

Particularly if you're a professional or licensed "something" (ie: realtor, inspector, appraiser, etc.)

You guys have a wide variety of political and professional opinions.

In the Sacramento area the best way to search for properties in a precisely targeted geographical area (that I am referring to here as a "mini market") is to have a local real estate professional build you something called a Client Portal.The Portal has a feature (not available to the public yet but capable of being created by a local real estate professional for their client) that lets one select an area drawn over the map with up to 6-8 sides that precisely outlines the area or areas within which you wish to search.They are free to set up, you can have multiple searches, and they are readily accessible 24/7.

Is there a mortgage professionals group on here?