Depending upon the HVAC system in the house, it will also be contaminated and need to be replaced.Depending upon the vintage of the house, the tile on that basement floor (shown in one of the photos), should be tested for Asbestus.

Actually, I just passed my test, and applied, I haven't yet received it.

There is still some debate because of how new they are and how people will test them in court.

I just downloaded your Lead Manager....looking forward to testing it.

If you're planning on operating in other states I suggest you get the license and one in each state, states have participating agreements you may not need to be tested in other states. :)BTW, that loophole thinking, I can manage a property for you with a power of attorney, that will get past the license requirement for one party being served, it won't fly if I'm conducting business as a property manager.

I just passed my NY state test last week.

After I complete the course and successfully pass the test and acquire a RE license can I work for myself?

After that hour, there is a 15 minute Q/A where they are allowed to give a brief description of services and direct you to their booths for more information.

I took the national test on line, a practice test, I missed 6 out of 100 due to some new disclosures required that I was unaware of (I'm aware now), so I have an idea of what's taught.We have 50 different state laws governing the note business and federal laws.

I would say that if they believe the quality of their leads justifies this price they will give you a trial on them to show you this and then i am sure with success you would go in for longer contract.With some arm twisting no doubt you will get a test/taster period.Good luck