@Sam Leon He may be testing you, shuffling because he lives hand-to-mouth, absent minded, or simply not care - we've had all four kinds of tenants.

I'm going to adapt and continue.What I'm getting "sick of" is having to discuss the issues so much and address the matter as if this stuff is optional and as if it can be ignored if someone doesn't like it or they try to slide in some arrangement or excuse why it doesn't apply to them, being from those with no formal financing training at all or 20 hours of classroom/internet origination classes and a mickey mouse test, if they even have that

I dont market to this group yet, so I have not tested anything.

But you already know that as I'm sure it was on the test, LOLI suggest you look to a larger brokerage that offers agent's training, not just assigns an seasoned agent but has additional class room or seminar training.

For blood relatives it was only 3%.

You can also apply several quick tests 50% test, CASH on CASH %return,etc. .

All signs for the Chicago property pointed to "good", but as with most things, we'll have to see how it stands the test of time.

He needs me to do this because he will be going away for a few days (Does anyone else think this is a test?).

If you can't get the water turned on, I would recommend getting a plumber in there to do an Air Pressure test.

Should I get a Radon test done with my inspection, its only $125 more?