@Charlie Moore,You have a great list.Aside from them and those like them, however, I have a hard time imagining a book that's still current information that could be in a bookstore by now - I'm thinking it would have to have been written within the last 12 months to be both current and relevant.

:I would not remediate anything  I don't want to imagine the possible consequences for not remediating.

As a wholesaler, I can't imagine why you need access to the MLS.

I imagine they could verify it through county records if they wanted but I’m guessing they just go off what’s listed on the tax returns. 

I would imagine there's a matter of liability and asset protection to consider.

I can't imagine why you need to replace entire system, unless both units are broken.   

I'd imagine it's gonna be more than the deposit but it is what it is.

Again, imagine if your senior citizen mom casually mentioned they got a $70k loan against their house and gave the money to “a guy that called and aid he could help her sell the home.”  

That was about 12 years ago and I’m not sure what has changed since, but I imagine codes have only gotten more stringent.

It's fun to look back and see where you deviated from the plan and how you were able to achieve things quicker than you had first imagined.