We all see what we wanna see, and at the end of the day BP will promote the riskier ones because the headlines draw people in.

What materials would you recommend/not recommend?

I dont like the following::Busy street, lots of steps, next to commercial or industrial, houses on either side are in very poor condition, very high taxes, certain construction styles and materials, on street parking, being far from transportation or main highways.These ideas above are just a few but the main ones.

I had to sue to get reimbursed just my materials cost with no compensation for my time.

This is cheap with battery-powered materials, if your local code allows it, significantly more expensive with hard-wired models if your local code doesn't allow them.

There is no self-promotion in these videos, so hopefully they stick around:https://youtu.be/dhfK2lhwOq0https://youtu.be/RGudwkxF3Yghttps://youtu.be/0YNLm5IXnn4

Some even offer an associate degree in real estate.If it was me, I will get on YOUTUBE google PA realtor license see if you can absorb the materials for free.

@Kenny Dahill Grant Cardone is constantly talking or promoting real estate.

Marketable title is title that doesn't have material defects... and as such the buyer cannot claim there is a title problem and refuse to close. 

Such prior reports are material to the desirability and price paid for a property by a willing buyer.”