I see Mike on the BP forums fairly frequently.

However, in my own career I frequently wish I had a greater knowledge of finance and construction.  

@Tony Chen As you can see there are a variety of opinions here on BP.

Explain to the HOA that painting the aluminum parts of the door will end up leading to frequent chipped and peeling paint, with the result being even uglier than the "uniform" mismatch that exists now.  

Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: What if the tenant/buyer tears up my house?

When purchasing new properties, this includes inherited liability from former and/or abandoned USTs;2) In residential properties - particular student rentals - tenant frequently allow the fuel tank to run dry which leads to all sorts of extra problems (priming and/or relighting the furnace; clogged burners; frozen pipes, etc) and costs.

IMO, open-workstations are great, but only with a variety of public/private settings works best. 

If you feel you would gain more knowledge or access to information that would help you, there are other ways of gaining knowledge without the hindrance of having to disclose your license as @Brent Coombs said.I am currently taking an online education program as well as frequenting BP.

In addition to being on the MLS, the listing is fed to other sites (Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, and plenty more).Most companies offer a variety of packages - just look for a few in your area.

There was some title cleanup to do after the purchase and we ended up releasing a number of liens and assigning others, and in drafting these documents discovered that the information included in the summary was frequently inaccurate.