He does the title search in preparation for the closing.

I agree with the 'get your license' consensus.While passing a test in no way prepares you to make money for yourself or others, it does expose the licensee to the basics of real estate such as ownership benefits, title, basic documents, some law, financing, valuation, ethics and duties of an agent and of brokers.It's scary how little many agent know, however.

I am prepared to hazard a guess that you haven't read the lease, or probably haven't even received it.

That's interestingYes spending time at end of day preparing for next day or morning of prepping for day is a really good habit to get into to focus your energies on what are the highest value activities one can spend their day.

I mean, if they call the loan due, I am already prepared for that. 

Then be prepared to enforce it.

A few other nuances too, certainly the advantage of using a CPA to prepare your return.

I think if you buy now, then you have to prepare for the worst.

Far too many of them were great at daring risk and terrible at preparing for adversity.

However, if you are actively trying to fill units, you should be prepared for delays because HACC (and I assume CHA) are not operating at full capacity.