It truly is Buyer Beware.So to determine good craftsmanship and quality you need to measure the knowledge of the person inspecting and diagnosing.

In February of this year I was officially diagnosed with Marfan Syndrome.

Here is where you separate yourself even further from the other investors and buyers.I used to get surprised if they called me after a meeting or a phone conversation I had with them a year ago, but by continuing to send them letters and postcards, they remember me and call me because I was first on their minds.So, if you will treat your real estate business like a doctor’s by understanding and diagnosing a Seller’s problems, you will make just as much as doctor and even more.

He was going to sell half to fund the rehabs on the others, but recently got diagnosed with leukemia.

src=/states/sh...Situation 1John has been diagnosed with severe depression and is disabled as defined by the Fair Housing Act.

Since children are a protected class you need to be careful about discrimination.The real problem is with the children who eat paint, are diagnosed with lead poisoning, and then have parents who sue you.To me this seems like more risk than I want (maybe it's because I have kids...) but I think getting the tests, and fixing the problem seems to be a small expense.

It's very easy to get diagnosed with a psychiatric condition that would benefit from an emotional support animal.

As service calls come in, I get them diagnosed at 4 p.m. ish and make a list for tomorrow hd run. 99% of all service calls can wait a day.

I see a ton of people that self diagnose off the internet or via relative or friend and then I see the pet and they are so far off base it makes me laugh...... skin has a limited response pattern, so lots of skin disease can look very similar to each other....they need to see a professional.... if you are lucky you will eliminate bed bugs off the list of causes just via a medical exam.... that's step one......Your side is to make the investment to have the home inspected....and I would probably do that no matter what... the inspection shouldn't be that costly and if nothing else it will protect you if it were ever to escalate to some legal issues...you did you due diligence to address the concern etcIf the inspection does reveal bed bugs, I would highly recommend you research various treatments and costs....some of the prices I have heard quoted are ridiculous.

Understanding that is really step one in attempting to break into this space.BTW, I am happy to be paid to look at the deals much like a doctor is paid to diagnose patients.