Don't sweat the tests, you'll do just fine.

They taught me what I needed to learn, and they have a test preparation course that comes with the fee.

Took the required real estate courses, passed the test in June and will be officially hanging my license with a broker next week.  

(Drugs, crime, etc.)I can't tell if you are a seasoned investor or just beginning.

There is the coursework, the testing, the background checks, MLS fees, NAR fees.

@Emilio MendezI just set up a new user account and tested this on chrome and firefox.

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I bought this property as a flip, and the market crashed while I had it listed, so I've been renting it and waiting for the market to come back for about 9 years.I have had to deal with evictions, drug dealers, city code enforcement closing down, and now a mice infestation from the neighbor letting garbage pile up in their yard.I want out.After evicting a tenant from the house years ago, the place was trashed and I rented it to someone "as is" in exchange for lower rent.

The plumbing was certified with a pressure test.

If the house is that good of a deal, I would rather pay $150 and have the seller remove the tank and show a clean soil test before you take ownership.