(A non-attorney real estate agent would be risking liability for unlicensed practice of law if they do more than fill the form.)

Originally posted by @Chris Connolly:I believe you are able to do the repairs yourself, if you're hiring someone, they might have to be certified (or that's only when you KNOW that there's lead paint, ie having it tested or it show up in the disclosure) "The law requires contractors to get certified in lead-safe work practices if their work disturbs more than 6 square feet of paint on the interior or a 20-square-foot section on the exterior of a home built before 1978." 

This is a standard business practice used to train tenants to understand that late payment is not tolerated.

.  :-(  The bonus that doesn't get a lot of talk time, however, is the really good reporting that can be generated when you leverage the classes along with standard bookkeeping practices.  

This is the BEST property to practice on because there is no chance it is a deal.

The house has an old blacktop parking pad that is falling apart/is practically gone. 

If you buy, occupy, and are PCS moved 6 months later, that is beyond your control, and nobody really checks that.  

They're timely, relevant, practical and super in depth!

This type of service is best when the investments will be singular and static in nature, and when there is not a high need for legal guidance.Self Directed Plan Facilitators are a different type of service that establish plans providing checkbook control. 

In many cases they don't play well together...which is the reason for my questions.Some lamps manufacturers may boast that their dimmable LED lighting can be controlled using a standard traditional dimmer, in reality it is likely to be true only when some very narrow criteria are met.