A Federal, state, local, territorial, or tribal government authority, or any director, officer, employee, or agent of any of the foregoing, may not disclose a SAR, or any information that would reveal the existence of a SAR, except as necessary to fulfill official duties consistent with the Bank Secrecy Act.

If you are reputable, you have access to your bank statement electronically... it is no big deal to export or "print & scan" a statement that fulfills the requirement.

I think it will be fulfilling!

I am aware that the path of the self employed is not easy but can be very fulfilling if you have the mindset that it takes.

Whether or not they fulfill that task is up to them, but it would likely weed out the majority of flakey tenants, no?

Not only do I want someone to look for mold I want an expert on how to mitigate the issues and be held to warranties/guarantees.You might want to ask your experienced Real estate attorney if he or she can recommend one as they see so many parts and pieces of inspection reports they often can steer you away from some bad ones.In my honest opinion NEVER use one recommended by a Realtor...Hope that helps...Ps; Remember they are human but they are getting paid to do a thorough/ethical/honest (well at least one that fulfills the contract you sign with them "hence read it ask questions before signing it" inspection for YOU!

We do what we do with purpose and for fulfillment.  

I have recently fulfilled all of the requirements for my RE license (including passing the exam) and I am in the process of looking for a broker to work under.

It's not hard money, it's not private funds, it's not a scam, it's not a phishing site (we've been called everything in the book, trust me)...it's yet another funding source fulfilled by a company with a A+ BBB rating that's been around since 2008. 

Hello,My name is Jarrett and I'm 28 years old finally looking to fulfil my dream of becoming successful in real estate.