@Joshua Woolls There are two ways to test your knowledge:1) Your research2) Your checkbook.If you fail to do the first thoroughly, you will surely have an opportunity to do the second.

I walked out of my job that Friday I took my courses online in about a week, and tested a week later.

His abilities and work ethic were put to the test when I gave him the job of renovating my personal single family home and getting it rent ready in the time given in which he has done a great job and his team has exceeded my expectations on their quality work.

They will probably test you (especially if this is a C class type area).

Then I would expect you must disclose regardless of whether you market in Indiana or Idaho.If the property were in Missouri, and you were marketing in Missouri then you may not have to disclose since you are not licensed there ... but ethically, you might want to disclose just the same.It would be a good question for your test ;-)

@Tami Walker,I don't know anything about rentals in Sarasota FL.Run a "test rental ad" on craigslist, and that could help you.Raymond

One thing I can't seem to remember and consistently get wrong on practice tests is the difference between Truth In Lending, RESPA, and Regulation-Z and what they each require.

If not, there needs to be one installed. 8) The furnace, water heater, gas applicable, and A/C has to be tested and approved by a licensed contractor.

I know that the competition in Florida is intense, my uncle has been doing it in Ft.

New York investing is very capital intensive.