I would rate the neighborhood as B- Most of the people that live there are older 55+Regarding inspections, I have not had it inspected yet but I am actually training to be an inspector and I tested all outlets and plumbing and foundation stuff.

I'm an attorney in Denver, and I just passed the broker's test, so I will be getting my license in the next month or so.

It is more a personal decision.In any case, I highly recommend having as much or more education required to pass the test to get a license.Part of your research and soul searching should include understanding the laws in your state.

I wanted to test the waters and find out if there would be anyone interested in participating.

Understanding that the market interest rate will not be known, for this example I'm going to assume investment property 30 fixed interest loan will increase 2% from 5% currently to 7% to test the numbers.

Look into a course for Realtors, you don't need to take the test or become one, but it's an option.

HUD doesn't require testing, but does require disclosing whether or not testing has been done.

Dion: Without rereading the thread, I remember the note having some loan terms that might not pass the sniff test.

Here in WI we have to take a good amount of class hours and then pass a fairly tough test as well as continuing ed every other year with more tests, but its not like you're going through school to be a CPA or med school to earn your MD!

If its leaking you're looking at much larger dollars, lots of testing and holding costs.