Beyond the minutes and records, other residents (past or present), agents, and past or present or managers can be sources on the inside scoop.....

Look for an agent that has invested in the past or currently is investing, but one who won’t be competing with you for deals.7. 

Unless you have definitive evidence that an oil tank was removed in the past or was never underground, it's worth the money to get a company to do an oil tank sweep--an abandoned underground oil tank is usually a deal breaker if the seller is refusing to remove it, mostly due to the fact that the liability arising from it can be in the 10s or even 100s of thousands of dollars depending on the extent, if any, of oil leaks/contamination.A lot of these things, though, are issues you can address after going under contract in your inspection process, and your inspector will look at lots of other things as well (is the roof OK?

I'm sure many people on here have worked for commission in the past or present so my question is this.

Have you made any posts in the past or have details about some of the choices you make for finishes?  

I am also a realtor, property manager,  former builder, and former pastor.

I'm not sure if this is the place to ask this question, but if not please move to where it should be.My Mother-In-Law is a Pastor of a small church here in Texas. 

This is a very tough time for many businesses to perform as they have in the past or would like to with the issues of staffing.

One of the pastors in my church approached me with a FSBO situation this past Sunday.

I am looking in the Orlando, NC beach areas and wanted to get some feedback from anyone that may have done this in the past or currently own some now.I look forward to anyone's feedback/responses.