I am wondering why some very intelligent individuals consider real estate investments Fraudulent? When in fact SIMULTANEOUS CLOSINGS take place in this Great Nation EVERYDAY. I guess if there are parties involved who would OVER-INFLATE PRICES of properties, FALSIFY DOCUMENTS to make a buck, would be considered as a FRAUDULENT ACT. The individuals who do so should get what’s coming to them (A 6×9 cell with BUBBA). However, when a Seller is willing to accept an ALL CASH OFFER without any contengencies, other than a 30 day close. The seller has no interest in the property once the Closing Statements and other documents have been signed and notorized. There are NO laws ANYWHERE that states a property sale must involve an appraisal, survey, or any of the other CONTINGENCIES that many uneducated individuals in the industry think there are. Unless you want to consider a Lead Based Paint Disclosure as LAW, simply because someone else SAID SO. That’s why most all investors hire a highly qualified REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY and ONLY a REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY, and NOT their Brother-In-Law. Because they have paid their dues through the high cost of education, and IN DEPTH knowledge they have acquired by actively providing closings with ONLY verified numbers every step through the process of the SIMULTANEOUS CLOSING< BACK2BACK CLOSING, DOUBLE CLOSING, or which ever term someone wants to tag it. By the way, what constitutes a purchase and sale of any property anyway? Other than a SELLER accepting the Price and Terms that a BUYER is willing to pay. Or maybe Common Sense has escaped this current society. And if so, then we are all doomed to participate in the REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY by the precepts of SOMEONE SAID SO. Instead of educating ourselves to the ACTUAL GOVERNING LAWS which we must all operate within, how unfortunate. So, in the event there are still some folks who know of Private Money Lenders, and where many INVESTORS can locate these individuals, feel free to answer. I still am not required by any LAW, to be licensed, in order to SELL my house whenever I choose, to whomever I choose, or do I ?

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I have a relative who claims to have made more than 125k last year doing residential appraisals. He lives in a rural community in the midwest, but sometimes commutes 75 miles to a larger urban area nearby and covers quite a bit of territory. Does over 100k sound realistic for this job in his 3rd year and in this real estate market?
Ok, it seems from the other answers that 125K or so is possible as an appraiser…one more question. Is this a typical annual income in rural areas, or is it just a hot job at the moment? Maybe some years 100k and others 30k? I’m considering trying to get into this field.

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