@Elijah Jones  I have listened to podcasts and networked as much as possible but since I've only bought two so far I don't feel like an authority on finding deals.

So the buyer wants to conduct some unspecified, unregulated test for a substance that occurs naturally in the environment - by a company for which no license/certification is required and for a substance for which no 'authority' has determined that some specific amount is 'unsafe'!

Based on the request you may give them permission and/or authorize the reimbursement.... but NEVER after the fact.....bad idea.....

You can perform an unofficial title search in Georgia using the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA) website (gsccca.org).Also, I found this on YouTube: Happy hunting!

Why not call the housing authority and ask them? 

DORA in Colorado needs to be given more authority so they can enforce it. 

I'm an online coach and psychotherapist for faith-filled female CEO entrepreneurs, speaker and author...and feeling very called to do more REI. 

And have any occupant that is considered a dependent identified as an authorized occupant with their date of birth.Now, for the horror story, I had a similar situation, where the one spouse moved out and want to be taken off the lease.

Let's reiterate, NPPI (Non Public Personal Information) is not to be shared without the person's expressed authorization.

If you used the TREC form, seller can't enter into additional lease agreements unless you authorize it. 2.