What I would recommend is examining their paystubs before you run their background/eviction check. 

He examined the second-floor bathroom, where silver faucets were offset by walls painted in a “toasted almond” color, a pairing seen in many Starwood Waypoint homes because the firm purchases those items in bulk.

I'm hoping to sit for the exam in the next two weeks.

(prob stats/econometrics).The real question is what type of development?  

http://www.har.com/content/newsroomHouston Real Estate Highlights in April Single-family home sales declined a fractional 0.6 percent compared to last April;On a year-to-date basis, single-family home sales are up 1.6...

Bill, Bestplaces.net is a good place to look for those stats.  

The Naples/Marco market has taken off again and I believe that the last stat that I read was that 6-7/10 homes that were purchased last year were cash buys.

Here are the stats$113,000 estimated ARV based on comps $10,000 repair estimate (seller says $5k but I don't agree)Seller is asking $79,000This property is pretty much ready to go (very close to turn key) the wood floors need polyurethane, roof is metal it needs to be painted and the grass needs to be cut and bushes trimmed.

I will post the stats at the bottom of this post (thank you SuperSteveHomes for the amazing calculator) but my thinking is to sell this house, as the cash flow is poor and we can use the equity to get better cash flow somewhere else.

The question on the exam in question is clearly referencing this type of illegal flipping, which is still illegal.Now unethical flippers will most likely open themselves up to civil liability, which they probably have some protections against depending on what entity they use to do the flip in.