In general, the answer is “yes” based on the following statute:“A duplicate is admissible to the same extent as an original under this rule or as may otherwise be provided by statute unless:1.

Anyway, this is my first flip so I am a newbie, make no mistake, I know I have made plenty of mistake and errors up and til this point in my flip but hey that is the price of admission into the wonderful world of REI!

By your own admission, you "have a huge amount of equity in my (20+) properties" - but, $20k might be the best they'll let you have, "to purchase more properties"?

In your original post you stated he found a tenant two weeks after you moved out, so by your own admission you had moved out.

Typically these events are free admission.

According to what I read online, Keen State in NH has declining admissions, Plymouth has been stable, and UNH has actually increased.

@Derrick Lubomski, by your own admission you want your "first property to be a smoking deal." 

needs to be documented by them specifically if you want to consider a payment, and never as admission to anything but only as a component of good will. 

Well worth the price of admission. 

In hindsight this seems an admission of guilt...why only charge materials if he did nothing wrong?