Please note how ambiguous the sentence actually is:(10) where the purchaser obtains a title insurance policy insuring the transfer of title to the real property; orWhile I will admit, I have not examined many Wrap title insurance policies, however, I think we can objectively see or hopefully see, that we would explicitly have to review said title policy to ensure the transaction is properly insured.  

That sentence says that a socialist outlook is afforded by having some level of wealth.

Very interesting, I am not the best writer for things like STR listings, so I fed it my blurbs and it seems to have added some nice touches and even came up with a few sentences on it's own.

The first sentence on the listing says "has foundation issues."

I also recommend you read the book over a couple of times up until testing day as most of the stuff you learn is dry and is easily forgot by the time you move onto the next sentence :D :D

Hi Steven,This sentence here caught my eye:  "while doing research, discovered the possibility of being able to tax deduct for those months while the property was vacant and on the market."

(that last sentence is for me, but I hope you can relate.) 

Hey Austin, you hit it on the head in that last sentence.

Excuse my ignorance, but he sentence,"The strongest income should go on the loan but I would suggest that this person also get a bigger cut because his DTI will be effected if the property is hugely positive cash flowing.

They're going to tell you just how they feel about your (insert favorite sentence enhancer) marketing tactics.