As a student, you are exposed to social interactionsand opinions that you can explore without the constraints of interacting with those in the work force....in other words, you can make your case in a class or group of students rather than with your boss or co-workers where you may suffer social or even economic penalties for voicing the same ideas.

It has been exposed to the elements for a little while so the ceiling sheet rock has a little mold on it.

Be sure to seal all exposed nail head around jacks as well.

These can get weaker and exposed to more weather conditions than interior members.

This guy was dirty and eventually he was exposed in the news and the whole thing fell apart.

She makes liberals crazy and causes them to expose themselves (not in the way liberals enjoy doing) for who they truly are.

As a student you are exposed to a lot of issues some of which you might not ever see again outside of the classroom.I believe the RE broker's exam in my state has an outline available.

Trees that overhang the house are an insurance issue and even when they don't fall down, in high winds the branches rub against your roof and remove the protective grit from your shingles, exposing them to sun damage.

Not being snippy just seeing what you are trying to accomplish.Realty Trac and all those sites are outdated junk.They sell subscription after usually 30 free days for highly outdated data.With pre-foreclosures you have to remember not everyone wants to sell and also might file Bankruptcy or do a workout with the bank.On REO's depending on your state foreclosure laws a bank may be in the process of foreclosing but because of redemption rights,legal proceedings,or title issues they have to delay listing the property for sale.Very rarely will a bank not list a property with a broker especially on the residential side.An asset manager for a bank handling hundreds of files doesn't want to talk to you,won't talk to you,and waste time teaching a rookie with questions.I am just giving it to you straight.If you want to be successful you have to know how the system works.The MLS is the place to get the most up to date data period.As soon as I get a listing assignment from the bank the listing agreement has within 24hrs you have to put it in the MLS and send in proof to the AM.Many times we don't even get the AM's e-mail.It's uploading contract on a portal and by phone.If they don't know what file you are connected to or who you are they will just delete.This is why many never answer the phone and screen their calls.Then they call back the important ones.Some listing reo brokers will have buyers list they notify of an upcoming listing hitting the market.Sometimes if you offer and the price is good enough the AM will accept and close out the file.Other times the AM will want the property exposed to the market for 7 to 10 days to see what kinds of offers the property attracts.Now that is usually how national banks operate.Sometimes local and regional banks you can buy direct before they list with someone.Also the rules are different if you buy in bulk or buy the note at a discount from a bank.It really depends on what you are doing in how to proceed.

Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing the depth of corruption exposed by these documents, and hopefully some indictments of current and/or former high-level government officials (wishful thinking, I know).Should be fun...and I hope Wikileaks continues to assert first amendment rights until all the documents are released...