what about a dress shirt with a tie, jeans, and brown or black dress shoes?

It's a little gray link to the left of the time stamp.

I know my broker allows me to just have a "stamped" copy saying I submitted them to the its for it to count.

Without the right team for the construction, it is better to sell the package at a small premium and get something for the project than to loose your shirt trying to salvage a bad one.

Before you can be a lender and not lose your shirt, you need to know real estate, so start there. 

Your friend needs to find a new hobby like stamp collecting or watching birds because hobby landlording is a good way to go broke .

Next purchase I want to try to convince the bank & escrow company to accept a Singaporean Notary stamp.

It might be easier to talk about living in a car somewhere and collecting food stamps, or driving into town with seven bucks in my pocket and building a massive empire, but this is my reality.I was 2 years old and my brother was 4.

Overall they can be a lot more lucrative but they also are a lot more work and you need to do your homework so you don't lose your shirt! 

In many cases when shopping class C/B there is a fine line in distinguishing between a flat out bad deal and early gentrification.I look at ABCD resident classes and describe them by the shirts they wear:A Class: White collar professionals just one step away from home ownership, demand for high amenitiesB Class: Blue collar hard working American Families, proud of their home, keep it clean, may rent for long time before buyingC Class: T-Shirts with Subsidies and Section 8 residents can be profitable but usually require higher maintenance and tenant "da-rah-mah"D Class: NO SHIRTS drinking 40's out of paper bags on the front stoop, get fitted for kevlar or RUN!!!!