On the license application, there is a line item called "Conversion Fee: $750 (if applicable)". 

And for those items you’ll really never use but still struggle to get rid o,f consider getting a small offsite storage unit.2.

Most of the time, they may verbally tell you a ballpark of the repair cost withing their knowledge if there is not specialized items.  

Just check the big ticket items, like roof, hvac, get a sewer inspection as well (I just had a 12,000 fix on a subject to I bought).

Your length of credit is tied to your longest-open card, so closing an old card that you don't use anymore isn't a great idea.Go through your credit report and make sure every item is correct - anything that isn't, file a dispute.

If a Task was partially done, they will be paid partially for that Task and will get the remaining the next week when it is done.The other item I will do differently is the getting of additional materials needed. 

Be sure that you highlight that "selling your house can be easier than you think" with the advantages of working directly with you instead of the more traditional route.

Ideally, I would like to break it down per item, such as sink, toilet, wood floors, fridge, stove, bathtub etc.

Hi BP Community,Would you withdraw money from an traditional IRA account to fund a down payment on a multi-family?

@Annette Hibbler It appears that your email drip campaign is focused on traditional real estate instead of REI.