I used a closing attorney to check my contracts over (read: less $ than him drawing the paperwork for me) and he of course closed for me as well.Many resources on the web for REI that are great (loopnet, etc).

Hi AllI think more of us may see this in the future, I have shown below some additional info:Here is the link to the service I use explaining the Inspectionhttp://www.tcofmn.com/pages/inspections.htmlHere is a link to the form they filled out at my househttp://www.backgroundbureau.com/web/articles/Credit_Bureau_Compliance_Audits.pdfAnd here is what the credit bureaus sayOn-site InspectionsReal estate owners, investors and managers who wish to continue to receive applicants

It is available at my web site for free but i do not think I can post my web site here.

What can you do on the BP app that you can't do in a regular web browser on your phone opened to the BP web site?

We have done numerous, farmhouse or doggie bathroom, a few years ago.I always got rid of or moved the utility basin and installed a small vanity and mirror, Enclosed it with walls and a door, painted the floors and it always passed as a bathroom, for mls listings and to be honest, never paid attention to the apprasials if they counted it as a second bath, assumed they did, the houses always appraised.

Sometimes they have enough info on their web site to compute it.

I know every individual is different based off their goals but I have heard numerous things to wholesaling is best but also very risky to buying and holding so I just wanted further feedback on this. 

We've opened up our LLC, started putting our power team together and even opened up a new Webpage to increase our web presence.

Local TV and newspaper web sites may provide some info. 

I've listened to two attorneys spinning this web, they are wrong under the strict reading of the Act.