In some cases I hear the wholesaler may be getting a small fee for each referral even without closing on a deal.Everything I am hearing from long time brokers here including those who teach at the local association is that is a no-no. 

._________________________________________________________________________________________________- The new eatery also created 150 local jobs in the area upon opening, meeting needs for executive chefs, managers, line cooks, prep cooks, bakers, dishwashers, bussers, bartenders, servers, hosts and retail sales associates.

I have aligned myself with some important organizations like a third party inspection company to ensure the safety of the houses, and the Tiny Home Industry Association.

I did my prelicensing in Raleigh with HPW while I was finishing my degree, but went with mostly Superior School for my postlicensing around Charlotte. 

Right now they are grouted at a 45 degree angle on the edges, and while I was assured they would look good when they were done, they do not.

My wife and I use Mark Megler at Kumari and associates, 279-5207.

I have a tenant that is currently running up their water bill to an absurd degree (Hot water is something I am responsible for).

@Jennifer Whitledge  There are two bills associated with the water heater: water usage and heat source (electric or gas are common). 

Thus you must know with a degree of certainty what you will have in the end before you apply for the loan.

He then let me know that no obvious sources of a leak are known of in the home and no evidence of leaking is happening, but the high water bill is an indicator of a leak somewhere.This brought up a fundamental question that I wanted to put out to you and learn from you on:  if the tenant pays the water bill (it is in their name with the city) and there is  SUSPICION of a leak, who's responsibility is it confirm (and pay the fees that would be associated with confirming and/or finding the leak)?