My wife is 21 and will be going to get her Civil Engineering degree at the University of Houston as soon as we return.

Does anyone know if you need to have Soil testing done get an EIN or get a civil engineer to build an ADU on a property with an existing SFR? 

So, until this issue is actually litigated, whether or not wholesaling is currently illegal in D.C. basically depends on how the D.C.

Probate records,civil records, mortgage records and et cetra) of what is going on.

“Require the real estate industry to provide to the public the same sales contract and leasing templates as used by realtors.”These contracts have been developed, modified and are continuously updated based on changes in the law and litigation cases in real estate industry.

If there are major changes talk to a Civil Engineer in the area that works in Land Development for a second opinion.Cut and fill (soil) can change the surface runoff but usually does not have an effect on the water table or aquifer.

•Identify Funding Options-Local Banks, Investors•Arrange Agenda Set Up meetingsSite VisitDay 1 Agenda•Fly in Late Afternoon•Obtain Rental car and Hotel Check in•Attend REIA Club•Drive properties •Stop at the local police branch and ask them if they have any crime reportsDay 2 Agenda•Meet RE Broker #1 at property•Meet RE Broker #2 at @ Office•Lunch with Local Lender•Meet RE Broker # 3 at Office•Dinner with RE Lawyer•Drive Path of ProgressDay 3 Agenda•Meet with Appraiser•Meet with Property Manager #1•Meet with Property Manager #2•City Hall Meet with Economic Developer, Building Dept and Assessor Office•Lunch with Litigation Attorney•Meet with Property Inspector/EngineerPost Visit Follow Up•Continue relations with your local team•Reach further into the market increase broker connections•Arrange Quarterly Inspection of Acquired properties•Increase local contacts Property Inspection ChecklistNeighborhood•Main road?

The average age of the world’s greatest civilizations from the beginning of history has been about 200 years.

I'm all for a system where everyone is provided with at least a minimum standard for care, with people (like me) having the right to choose and pay for private care anytime I want.This is the way it works for lots of stuff in this country (civil defense, municipal utilities, public transportation, broadcast TV, etc); I don't see people complaining that local police forces providing a standard of security are a socialistic concept...why is health care any different?

The reason: horrible stuff can happen to otherwise moral people, all of which can completely trash a heretofore decades-old pristine payment history--accidents, uncooperative health insurance adjusters, sudden unemployment, expensive litigation, divorce with unsatisfactory terms, personal tragedies of all kinds, etc.Consider this: Credit scores, and the credit reports that underlie them, have become a kind of "Human Worth Quotient" rather than simply a flexible credit score.