I also bought envelopes, stamps, paper, return labels and a printer.

No matter how relatively cheap houses become in the next 2-5 years, those with chronic unemployment or underemployment over that time span, will not be buying them.

Department of Justice (DOJ) have established two training requirements in order for a dog to meet the definition of service animal:The service animal must be individually trained to perform tasks or work for the benefit of an individual with a disability.The service animal must be trained to behave properly in places of public accommodation.According to the ADA's definition, an animal that has not been individually trained to perform disability-mitigating tasks does not qualify as a service animal.Despite a label of "companion animal," "emotional support animal," or "therapy animal," if a dog or miniature horse does not have a high level of task training directly related to alleviating the handler's disability, they are not classified as a service animal; thus, their handlers do not legally qualify for public access rights.http://fcsn.org/newsline/v31n4/regulations.phpWell I think that about sums it up, though you may want to pull the actual regs on it and have them handy just in case.

why are some threads labeled "sticky"?

The seller is ill with a chronic condition  and cannot travel to sign any documents so I'm a little stuck.

Particularly when answering questions about how to work with contractors, it seemed useful to have the Contractor label by my name.

BrianWhy not white label a book on SDIRA's. 

As @Mark Ainley indicated, it looks like that is not an issue generally - though there will be some additional hoops for you to jump through if the appraisal comes back negative.The only question is what happens if it got labeled as 1 + den and your efforts fail to get it changed.  

we put them in a box labeled rat poison so they dont grow legs.  20 minutes is NOTHING!  

:@Chad JusticeIf tile is going down then my approach would be to screw down some backer board or durock over top of what is already thereLooking at the pic and the area labeled (1), I guess I made the assumption that it was a slab underneath.