You're only looking at a gain of 20kWere there any other costs associated with the condo? 

This home is in an association, so I don't have to cover roof/siding/exterior in any way, but water softener, furnace, appliances etc. are obviously all on me to maintain.

All real estate agents log into a subdomain of MLSListings (pro.mlslistings.com) to enter and access listing information.The Silicon Valley Association of Realtors (SILVAR), Santa Clara County Association of Realtors (SCCAOR), and the San Mateo Association of Realtors (SAMCAR) control who has access to enter listing information into the multiple listing service and by setting standards of conduct, regulate real estate agents.

Hi, I just recently got my Tennessee real estate broker's license and primarily do business in Georgia & South Carolina where the GA & SC Association of Realtors provides members a ton of standard pre-printed contracts, including a Residential Property Management Agreement that is to be signed by the homeowner and broker.

I did a dual degree in mechanical engineering and social science so it's possible I took one of your father-in-law's classes but probably unlikely.  

@Roger Perez you should really look into the declarations page for the Condo association.  

Keep looking.Whittier does have an apartment owners association which is worth attending.  

I am a recent college graduate with a degree in mechanical engineering who has just moved to the Ann Arbor, Michigan area from Toledo, Ohio.  

An idea would be to contact the listing broker on the deal and see what engineering firm put the map together and any associated documents. 

Just sharing where one can find information about a specific association so they can do their own due diligence.