By risks I am thinking of both improvements that go wrong and planning issues where you do not get permission to do what you expect.The land is like a tool.

A very old thread that needs this revival.70% rule for flippers is a great rule of thumb, keeping in mind it is a "guideline" and quick evaluation tool only, not an end all, be all "rule".That said, you must adjust depending on certain cirumstances such as price points.

I just looked at the tool on this site.

By coming here and presenting the deal as it stands you have a very good chance of correcting the fundamental flaw.

I expect the seller can request the minutes and then supply them to the buyer as part of the disclosure process.You are correct on the inspection.

After a little research you will start to know what is out there, what you want to emulate and if there are providers who can you connect with.You really do need to start with a business purpose and then worry about the right tool for the job.

I've NEVER seen a "professional" roofer put the starter course of a comp roof on correctly.2.

As you are in the business of mortgage brokering best to make it easy for people to find you through all the tools available in the BP site.Are you an investor?

You know very well that sales have slowed down significantly, and although they will pick up eventually, we have to utilize all the tools at our disposal to make it through the storms.

*edited for correct term