Just common sense, if I find a house that needs repairs I want to know who to call and about what they will charge.Learning real estate, you'll know how to find a deal, how to value property, settlement costs, cost out repairs, title issues, without understanding this stuff you have no idea of what a "deal" is. 

For instance, Quit Claim Deeds are common when real estate is conveyed through a Will or as a gift, when property is placed in a trust, or to distribute property as part of a divorce settlement.

All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement with the undersigned.

Pay the amount on the invoice or negotiate a settlement amount.

@Hunter Estess  Just my two cents, the appraisal fee usually gets paid out at closing with the title company and is on the settlement statement.  

That's some pretty serious cracking but it's impossible to tell from the pictures if it's movement or settlement.

He has quite a bit of money at his disposal after a lawsuit settlement and we both decided that house flipping is accommodating to both our strengths and financial future.

My settlement is approximately $70,000.  

(Anything a seller can add; owner financing subject to full assumption by your assignee with release of liability, the car in the garage, cash back at settlement, delayed settlement, all the furniture...etc.)

You should review the estimated settlement statement with your tax advisor and Qualified Intermediary prior to closing to determine if you wish to deposit out-of-pocket funds into your sale transaction to offset the non-permissible items or if you are O.K. with a small amount of taxable boot.