Its when lenders charge a flat fee that INCLUDES appraisal, site inspection, processing, etc. and the borrower doesn't know who they're paying and for what.

I believe renav.com, a paid subscription site, provides consoldiated info and easy way to check comps, but much of the functionality requires a subscription.

Great site, learned a lot by lurking here.

I decided to go with a 30-year fixed based on feedback from this site saying to go with the longest amortization possible on investment properties.

Yeah we're trying to work with the developer too who's still in negotiations with the bank (plot is in receivership)I'm going through the city (Denver) site for zoning contacts now. thanks a ton!

The trick is uploading it on YouTube (since YouTube is such a powerful site), and using certain strategies to get it ranked.

With Josh's approval, maybe you could get it all up and running and donate the proceeds to the site.

Be careful, this site is addictive.

Many cities have web sites that they call assessor sites that show tax value and show history of sales.

They are cheaper and easier, so I started looking, of course all these sites ask you to pay hundreds of dollars to get PML lists and I don't want to do that.