Thus, I’m well versed in plan design, permitting, land development, financing (construction and permanent), curative title work, lien law, independent contractor agreements, customer experience, marketing, SEO, Google Analytics, hiring, managing, leading, and mentoring.

A good deal of my work is involved in the preparation of title commitments, to finding and implementing the curative processes of any "hiccups" found on title, to inlcude liens, judgments, notice of commencements, and deed preparations, etc...

(https://www.sdccu.com/CURates/EquityLineandLoanRat...).

By curating this data, we can have peace of mind that a property is performing without having to do frequent walkthroughs.

At this point, im paying to get this ridiculousness out into the open.However, I will now say with absolute conviction, that if Baltimore chases people who are honest (and apparently good dressers) away, who dont have sob stories, and keeps those that do, they are literally curating a society of people who dont have their act together, and driving away people that do.

Not likely, because they simply don't teach it.Also, they promised me if I signed up for Mastery and Real Flow, I would get access to pre-foreclosure data, high equity property owners, and private money lenders, all on curated lists.  

Curating will be one of my immediate "BP Onboarding" goals for sure!

It's possible that after an investigation, which may be done quickly, the insurer may authorize a new policy be issued to the new buyer before the curative action is completed. 

I like their idea of using clients money towards multiple well-curated commercial real estate assets.

My title company is stating the property I’m acquiring “is not curative clear”.