Chief Counsel Advice is not binding on Examination or Appeals and is not a final case determination.

Read this the other day regarding Donald Trumps recent executive order on examining the affects of regulatory barriers at the Federal, State, local levels on the availability and development of affordable housing. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/executive-order-establishing-white-house-council-eliminating-regulatory-barriers-affordable-housing/The order states that the council endeavors to encourage State, local, and tribal governments to reduce regulatory barriers to the development of affordable housing.Which in turn, aims to increase the supply of affordable housing.I asked myself what effect will the have on the REI space and my first thought was that the increase in supply will cause rent and values to slow down or possibly even stagnate all together. 

Thourghly examine the building look for holes in block, roof any small cracks.

I guess I’m looking to pivot, just trying to examine all options/possibilities.  

Title insurance is based on risk avoidance where other insurance is based on risk assumption, this results in more of a title insurer's costs being front loaded, incurred in searching and examining title. 

You have to take the state portion of the licensing exam in each state. 

It's like pulling teeth to get them to examine the label. 

I have a two topics I could use some advice on: 1) I will be taking my real estate exam in August and have made a connection with a broker to sell under them once I pass.

That's called churning and its one of the examination items in every FDIC audit.

That means that the title examiner has total confidence that the chain of title is completely clean.