The nerve of some people. 

I'm a Senior Financial Institutions Examiner in my "9-5", and assess risk in the loan portfolios (primarily commercial loans) of banks, mostly in the Bay Area.

So you have actually made my nerves subside...

Hi,I need to take the law portion of the DC Real Estate Exam in order to get my license.

My bet would be no; I may be wrong but generally prospects who are genuinely interested want to take their time and look all around the home, closely examining things, going back through and looking again.

Plan for premiums to start @ $2500 per year, $1500 if you get lucky.Insurance companies and underwriters get scared of any new business where they can not examine 10+ years of claim history.  

Studying for the real estate agents exam in your state will prepare you to pass the exam and little else.

Hi @Rhonda Wilson I would suggest to have a contractor to examine your roof.

If the numbers don't look good, then you'll need to examine the property in more detail as Steve has suggested and maybe then the deal will look good.

I truly did not realize that people could examine  nuances of rent as opposed to vacancies.