when I took my RE exam in the old days you got a score.. last time I took one for Oregon I think it was pass or fail..

Having Section 8 reps come out and examine the "wreckage" is a great tip that I've never even thought of!

I re-examined how I deal with prospects and what I ask them as well as my guiding the conversation.

Here's the actual writing in the lease:  “Landlord/Agent may enter the Premises after due written or oral notice (24 hours) to the Tenant and without Tenant objection in order to examine the same to make necessary repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements or to supply services during normal business ours…”

But the form holes (where the forms were attached with ties) continue to show small leaks.You can almost always tell if there are leaks by examining near the cracks.

I'm not suggesting you sale all your properties, but when examining new opportunities these are the types of questions we must be asking. 

They then filed title examiners report on october 9 2014. 

But I am not sure if Hamilton is the same.For specific detail in for for your municipality I would contact The Building Department and speak with a plans examiner.

Evaluate your business plan, examine your real risk of exposure to the possibilities and manage your business to reduce the risk in the first place.

I do this by examining when the last sale date of the property was.