You get to keep all the potential leads and hopefully, the house will find a buyer.After that, you can go door knocking and have the same conversation - what can you do to help them in real estate...None of the above has cost you extra money beyond the startup costs.After that, you can buy expired listings, FSBO and neighborhood data.

Studying and Taking the test is usually by a private company and they should not check.

Is this data based on sales or tax value?

I would also get the well water tested.

Invest all the free time you have to this and talk about it everywhere you can to test your knowledge and expand your network.

Yes it is a ccb, for a developer I believe you just have to register and be insured, no classes or test.

I had the well tested and the arsenic level is at 3.3 and the US EPA considers water unsafe to drink over .010.

I tested them showing a unit.  

I had the well tested and the arsenic level is at 3.3 and the US EPA considers water unsafe to drink over .010.

I heard that there was data on what share of homes in an area are rented vs owned, so I thought that might lend insight, but don't know where to find that or how granular it gets.Any advice would be appreciated.Yoni Osteen