And it sounds like the lenders you went to could not provide this....otherwise, why would you go to the internet searching for the answer?  

If you are planning to buy OOS with only internet relationships, it can go sour real quickly if you don't vet the pieces of the puzzle well.

While that will work, code might require the new 3-prong be grounded via the provided ground terminal on the new outlet, using a jumper wire to the metal box with a ground screw - the problem with that is often the old boxes don't have a ground screw or threads, and you need to tap new threads in each box for the ground screw - super fun.All said, I am not an electrician and this is internet advice!!!

I said this in another post, if you break the law (but the internet said it was legal) those forum posters aren’t going to come bail you out.

I guess you should at least have a general maintenance guy, a plumber, and an electrician you can call when you need to do repairs, but you just find them on Craigslist or on the internet. 

Through the internet reviews including yelp I now have a handyman, HVAC and electrical company I use.

A lot of the established PM companies kind of missed the whole "forum" phase on the internet.

I am planning on getting a real estate license, does anyone know the best way to get a real estate license through the internet in Connecticut?

And you don't really see them advertising all over the internet, those industry veterans each bring a book of business with them.

These are the only true recession and internet resistant.