The gurus will tell you to employ X strategy or do this and that or repeat the magic words 3 times, whIle turning around counterclockwise...horse hockey!  

lol get off your high horse.

Better quit horsing around or you'll just have to try and make a silk purse out of a sow's ear!

THAT is when companies should strive to offer good customer support.My clients were getting no leads and they were forced to KEEP paying them every month.If you come at me with the excuse "ohh we already set up the account".. that already is horse crap because  they just copy the provide over and make some tweaks here and there.. but what is the reason that they had to keep on paying month after month when they simply are not performing any results??

My mother-in-law lived there for the last few years at a country place that was two hours away from a decent hospital in Little Rock.I have been to Arkansas a few times and most of what I remember besides the horse racing and the spring water.  

If you have need of help or suggestions on anything my background is working for the 219th RED HORSE squadron as a Structures troop for 10 years, in civilian contracting for carpentry and concrete refinishing, as well as property management just to name a few things. 

The way I'm reading your question, to me, you are putting the cart before the horse here and are concerned if the Seller is going to mail/email you a certificate of occupancy... which the city would have on file anyways. 

So, back to the baseboards - after the flooring is installed they can put all the baseboards outside on saw horses, spray them down in no time, then after they are dry, install, caulk, and do any touch up.

But, not so, if it is really good, I would give that opinion, for whatever that would be worth.....who cares....Sounds like you have made a committment and now want to do the due diligence, cart before the horse, in that case I would suggest you cancel or keep your money until you know what you are getting, without any hype.

Not to beat a dead horse and more just to clarify my statements earlier; i'm not saying that by passing the exam you aren't accredited, what I said is you have to not only pass the exam, but also be REGISTERED, and although it may be state dependent; to my experience in order to register as a rep you need to have an RIA or BD to file your U4.