Search the entity as they will need to be in good standing to convey but also look for contingent liabilities as Adam mentioned.After conveyance of title you should be in the clear as any judgment after the sale usually can't touch you, unless there were issues unique to that property and there should be, a final clearance on title prior to filings to avoid last minute claims.I'd say the biggest issue will be from new construction or repairs being made to a property within the time frame allowed to file workman's and material liens.

Selecting a so-so 120K rancher in a rather mature area could suffer due to external factors.

I learned a neat trick for finding free educational materials online.

This something that I am good at so the cost will be materials.

There is a cost to me as a job trainer, and occasional hand holder, and depending on the individual it is hit or miss, but I have found that students are eager to learn and engage the material, and overall have been a good fit for our small firm.

They pretty much all are repeats of each other (same message, different words) and contain repetitive material within them.

Hi Andy,If you have not listened to or read any Jim Rohn material yet I recommend starting with The Art of Exceptional Living.

We didn't go crazy with upgrading the repair materials as much as I underestimated the cost of bringing the show on the road.

Material: around $800.00 (Lumber, screws/bolts, etc..) 

Also, I have not found a brand that we could apply ourselves that did not have restrictions on the cleaning material being used etc.