If rooms are sublet to others and your official tenant is making money from others, you should examine your lease to see if that activity is authorized. 

One of my attorneys does the due diligence and title insurance examination for Civicsource.

There is a zoning / plans examination counter and are there to answer any questions.

I really examined everyone else’s methods to see if I was missing something in my estimating process.

The state sets the closing fee at $450 (or whereabouts) but I have seen attorneys add other fees, with some of them, in my view, being redundant charges, like title examination.

None of the instructors I've been listening to seem to mention hiring lawyers to examine their deals.

As for whether you should be concerned about shoddy work, whomever you trust to examine the property should tell you that whether that is a home inspector, contractor or even yourself if you feel confident in your ability.

They will calculate your income and debts, examine your credit and assets to determine what you can qualify for. 

. -- At a hearing under this section, each party may appear in person, be represented by counsel, present evidence, cross-examine witnesses, and obtain the issuance of subpoenas under section 811.

This is actually similar to Realtor bragging about their number too, something like this, oh my realtor had 20 million transactions last year hahahabut then when you examine the time, that team has 100 members and only sells 20 houses with each priced as  100k.why can't folks just become humble hahaha   we know some realtors only had 3 transactions under your name for given year and you don't even met your cap so your comms is still 50% sometimes, it's the contractor and handyman that made the most money and they never bragged their number.