I assume - but please correct me if I'm wrong - that after the contract is accepted, prospective buyer can lawfully ask to provide the payment history, copy of lease and recent Schedule E for buyer's DD and verification.

I'm surprised nobody else has mentioned this yet, but here's the scoop: marketing is synonymous with TESTING.

Schedula A runs up to $2K while we spent on various development plans, soil testing and appraisals closer to $10K.

Recently we went through home inspection for a house in NJ the home have a active UST, when the company came to test the soil for contamination it found that there were previous bores in the ground, it was apparent that a prior test was done.

It's just that the realtor is testing the waters in wanting to list all three together.I'm not in love with the idea of renting especially since rents would be more expensive than my potential mortgage payments.

Marie Poe, JFYI, Secondary market, Fannie Mae will accept a professional who has verifiable employment within 90 days who has sufficient cash under certain circumstances;1.

Tests can come when you least expect them.But I seem to recall that East PH was worse than WPH.

The cheapest test is time.

Now I make it standard practice to have my handyman test every plumbing connection in every property.

I've completed my RE Salesperson schooling and passed the state and school tests but probably won’t become an agent for a while (if at all).