That would probably be a good question for your plumber first and then code enforcement.

That is particularly true on a roof in areas where local codes require roofers to be licensed and insured!

they also then promote networking and provide you with a plan to start, and contact info for your instructor.

A realtor friend of mine gave me his access code so I can now look at the coveted and hallowed information for myself.

Well, after talking with several people it became apparent that this guy would rather have this place vacant half the time, have tentants move in, them move out two months later because the place is intolerable, and argue with both tenants and the city building code enforcement over these issues.

I usually find that new members who come on site to ask about a particular company with no other interest in getting involved are here to promote that company.

I have called to several code offices here in Birmingham area and no-one has a list of distressed properties that have code violations...that might be scheduled to be condemned, torn down, over grown lawn etc.

I agree with Charles, sending out lots of offers is just silly (although that's what some of the so-called gurus promote).

Although I don't know this for sure, I'm pretty confident that Appraisors operate by some kind of "Code Of Ethics" and you will be bound by it.You should find out and read it carefully.

You are a newbie, but you're promoting a website that gives real estate advice.