Does anyone know the most accurate way to get this info that is the least labor intensive? 

I believe that real estate investing offers the opportunity to take as little or as much risk as an individual can sleep with which is my test.  

Well after two days of intense negotiations the bank stood firm on a purchase price that would have caused me to sacrifice my numbers and desired return and I SAID NO.I tapped out because I followed the advice of BP by having investment criteria.

I didn't buy anything there, but I did get interested in the Real Estate Intensive they are selling. 

Account ClosedThe type of letter you decide to send out largely depends on personal preference, though in some cases after you test your targeted area you will find that one type of letter works better than others.

After test were done they found mild in my bathroom and bedroom also.

Baltimore is full of deals that easily meet the 2% test, (monthly rent is at least 2% of all it price) With a little bit of searching you can get in decent homeowner neighborhoods and still meet that test.

This is really appealing to me for many reasons and I'm hoping there might be some other inspectors on here that could provide some advice on becoming an inspector in Oklahoma, specifically the Tulsa and Broken Arrow markets.I took a practice test on InterNACHI's website this morning and passed it without any pre-study.  

I would recommend that you spend more time screening the broker who you will associate with, making sure that you have opportunity to lean along the way, instead of worrying about which course you take for the licensing test.  

These are very tricky an I don't know of a person who can pawn off a good contract that will pass through all the "tests" involved.