It's bad enough that the city proper has 90 distinct neighborhoods, the rest of the county has 100 small municipalities, each with their own procedures and personnel in place.Also great to hear that you found good contractors to work with.

I read my last thread response and I think I added the distinction b/c some banks will consider the seller-carried equity in a "CLTV" calculation as a rider to their LTV underwriting.

If you have figured out a way to buy properties (and make a profit) with out needing to perform this important piece of DD, I'd pay for the information.If a house is sitting on the MLS and it gets no bites it doesn't mean it's bad and just means know one sees the potential you see.There is a very important distinction between everyone else not seeing value where it is, and you seeing value where it is not.

Not saying you won't find some gems, but you may be sending out a ton of direct mail just to get a small segment of homes.

You may want to move into another segment of the market?

That's the distinction you need to make.

@John Roberts: This is very gray transaction.. if you actually break the transaction apart (i.e. the sale of the property and the issuance of a loan) and have them as truly two distinct and separate transactions unrelated to each other, then you can do it. 

I wonder if he'll format his show like a regular talk show where he'll have different segments throughout the show and like once a week you'd get 3-5 minutes chatting about new things that are happening here on BP.

Not all states have the distinction.

You better decide that you need to be learning all the time, but there is really just one realistic segment in your life to get a formal post high school education.