Here, an agent must disclose their license status "prior to entering substantive negotiations" when part of a buying/selling entity, and that there is no agency relationship.

@Tony Duran Another thing to keep in mind is that most rental management companies are incentivized to keep the status-quo.

(B) No partnership, association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation holding a real estate license shall employ as an officer, director, manager, or principal employee any person previously holding a license as a real estate broker, real estate salesperson, foreign real estate dealer, or foreign real estate salesperson, whose license has been placed in inactive or resigned status, or is suspended, or revoked and who has not thereafter reactivated the license or received a new license.

No one knows a status and we have no way to check on it.

See, I had just had my daughter and realized that while life was good now (family in good health, making good money), my family's income was by no means "secure" because I had to wake up and still go to work every day.

Whats the HOA's financial health?

I can bank 50K rather quickly with this job.This is actually a big risk for me as I would lose the disability money (which I want to) and there is still some health uncertainty and the job is across the country.I owe about $40K on the house and could probably sell or remortgage for $80--90.You may be wondering about these numbers.

Many possible health effects in this categorySufficient Insulation that is properly installed and the proper material for the location.

Also, older buildings would need to meet the current health and safety codes, and you'd want to make them energy efficient.

However, before going that route, I would strongly suggest you contact the lender and inform them of the current status.