In many cases I've found that (licensed) investor clients were not even aware that they had to disclose if they are offering to BUY real estate (vs. agency/brokering it).It doesn't matter if you're an investor or not, if you're licensed in the State of Ohio and want to buy a house, you must disclose you're a licensed agent (even if your license is inactive).

When (not if) the market goes south for whatever reason (it will) you are going to be in a bad spot.  

(Flips, Wholesale, or Land-Lording/Rentals)-How many properties are you looking to purchase per month-Would you like real time notifications of new properties we get under contract?

I must have missed the notification that I had been tagged in this.

I have a couple of bids and it would cost me $5800 to replace.Absolutely not.  If

The key word notification pop-ups are annoying, I think it's new, haven't figured how to stop those yet (but keep message alerts etc).

I asked the Chicago building department if I could have tenants use space heaters to bring an apartment into heat ordinance compliance, and was told that I could not. If

You do have to check though as if you were not the first buyer some warranties in some states do not carry to the next purchaser  The builder warranty would transfer but more than likely be outside the 1-2 yr window if not new construction However, if it was a resale Texas requires notification of any defects via a Sellers Disclosure as surely this issue would have crept up previously and an action against the previous owner would be in order.

Got a notification from a Listing Website for agents.

My favorite feature is the alerts you can set up to get email notifications when people on the forums are talking about topics that interest you.