When I got to the kitchen, I paused and scrolled back and forth a few times.

My state (California) has a Dept of Consumer Affairs that also publishes their own landlord tenant handbook.I checked online in your county and found this resource:http://www.legalaidofnebraska.com/Landlord_Tenant(Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on "Landlord and Tenant handbook")This particular handbook is not your county's official handbook.

I don't see a list of names below the post so I scrolled up and copy/pasted your name after the @.

If you scroll down there's a list of HML's, you might want to list your company on there.

Scroll down to "Comparable Homes" and click on "Recently Sold."

v=e-LS0o4-krI&list=P...BUT...im studying for the real estate license, and my instructor is literally screaming at me in all caps for over asking this...saying it is breaking the law..if someone unlicensed is compensated in any way...from a buyer...and then DPBR sent my this link to help me:    scroll to relevant...needs a license http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/pro/division/...

Be careful not to exceed the limitation to number of characters permitted in a single update (long clarifications might need multiple updates).One other correction that the mods do perform is to take links that are supplied and to make them work properly, or to "wrap" them within a few words so as not to have to scroll across horizontally to read things.

If the work is not visibly obvious to the buyer, it shouldn't have a big impact on your ability to sell at market price.Here is one example of foundation work (that I did on a property):http://www.123flip.com/house-4-rehab-offer (scroll down for pics)The fact that we didn't finish that basement with sheetrock made it a bit more difficult to sell -- we had a couple buyers who would see the plates and get very concerned.We did something similar in a house where we finished the basement, and the buyers didn't even flinch when they read the seller's disclosure (it was clearly disclosed, but we didn't make a big deal of it).What type of work are you planning to do?

It will bring up a list of all addresses on Broad, but it is easier to scroll through and find what you want rather than guessing how they entered it exactly.Are you using the Mobile County Revenue Commission's site?

Last week, we introduced the ability for users to post on the BiggerPockets Blog using their BP accounts, simplifying the comment process.Today, I'm excited to reveal the new look BiggerPockets Blog . . .If you haven't already, check it out . . . we've got a cleaner, more modern template, and the homepage is now organized by post-type.At the top you'll find our most recent posts, and as you scroll down the page, you'll find posts by the major categories available.