I pay workmen's comp and have general liability insurance in excess of $1 million.  

The Condo where I own doesnt like the signs inside, so I put mine out on the street where the condo has no authority, but it gets attention, and causes ppl to drive in to take a look.

There should have been a Tax Certificate in the package that lists all the different collecting authorities

Are you planning on renting these to the tenant (as some landlords "rent"  non-required appliances such as washers and dryers to Section 8 tenants to increase the revenue above that which the Housing Authority will allow)?

Yes, we went to a Real Estate Seminar for 3 full days this last weekend and are also reading a lot more and web surfing for advice and and podcasts and youtube.

Money laundering won't work in life insurance and have to report to authority.

So it's rare to see any excessive mold around.

I've been doing small business (somewhat successfully) over the past 6 or so years and currently employ in excess of 60 people when considering full-time, part-time, virtual assistance and contractors (not to be confused with GC's).

Depending on the situation, an experienced builder can do a couple web searches, and visit the site and give you a good idea of what can be done in an hour or two.

If we purchase the Tudor home the purchase and renovation would leave little excess capital for a period of 6 months (although I do have a potential investor (family member) who could provide a cushion.The question is this.