So I am very informed about the title search process and I've reviewed thousands of docs but I am not a certified title examiner myself.  

I finally spoke with 2 potential sellers and I must say it was very nerve wrecking and exciting at the same time.

Just by look and feel the grade 2 locks i examined do not seem as sturdy as the grade 1. 

(I try to make a habit of always checking to see if I can get a discount.)Anyways after looking around and examining my situation a little more closely I decided that right now would not be the best time to buy for me.

A simple examination of the National Association of Realtors® Code of Ethics Article 4 outlines specifically how agents are to conduct themselves (if they are Realtors® that is) if acting on their own behalf.  

This builds trust and can break the ice for you which will ease your nerves when communicating with the seller.  

Borrower had never had a late payment, but the examiner did not like the way they made their income - Bingo rather than the normal giving of the members.  

What I would recommend is examining their paystubs before you run their background/eviction check. 

He examined the second-floor bathroom, where silver faucets were offset by walls painted in a “toasted almond” color, a pairing seen in many Starwood Waypoint homes because the firm purchases those items in bulk.

I'm hoping to sit for the exam in the next two weeks.