In my market you basically weed out 90% of the prospective tenants this way which is fine with me.

More common place in suburban to rural locations where the laws are let slide sometimes with the good ole boys network.If you go in front of a judge though with this you can get hit with thousands in fines.

I guess I highly suggest it because environmental fees and fines can add up quick if there was a situation and you didnt find out about it until after closing...

Some people say this will make effective the "due on sale" clause, but if you talk to your lender about making that move, you will probably do fine.

Structurally it was fine considering it had been 20 years.

I took First Tuesday courses by the way.I have been studying and reading all three books but there is only so much information that I could take in and I think to myself, I know that all of this material will not be on the test, only some of it.So my question to all you fine people out there, is there any supplemental education or book that does not cost much that will possibly go over what most likely be on the test?

I have some clients that are fine and others that are not.

Once you buy a foreclosure and find out there was deffered tax's you learn your lesson.. ( thats what happened to me) but the market was kind and we did fine

Although I am sure the real picture with the pirate look I am sure will be fine too.I have to make this point at work too since I am a virtual employee.

Sorry, looks fine to me, can't see it.