@Gary KuhnThis is interesting from a management perspective, we charge investors a small fee to maintain an administrative account for their tenant because there is some extra administrative work when there are additional occupants.

If so, as a RE investor, aside from the main classes of the RE principles and practice, the program gives us a choice to chose one of these elective classes: Real Estate Finance (2011-04)Real Estate Appraisal (2383-06)Real Estate Economics (3228-10)Property Management (3008-08)Legal Aspects of Real Estate (3192-10)Real Estate Office Administration (3166-09)Escrows (1670-97)As an investor who only wants to sale properties that are my own, what class do you think will be more beneficial to me?

I usually hire a administrative person and pay well (12-15 hr once I can give them about 15-20 hrs week) I have found plenty of stay at home moms love it and seems if I train them it works well and they do it the way I want done. 

Being familiar with common business pitfalls and learning how to avoid them, in my opinion, can be learned in the class room (and on BP) when you don't have it all on the line.Personally I majored in business administration with a concentration in entrepreneurial management.

The woman who had the deed transferred in her name is only the court appointed administrator of the estate, from my current research she should be able to transfer deed but i will run a title search.She has been sending her lawyer to the courts avoiding being foreclosed on because the original note was not recorded correctly and they cannot produce it. 

This process can be called 'Letters of Administration'.

Do you know why, what and how your answer above was editied by an administrator? 

I attended college while a husband, father of 3, and working full time to obtain an Associate of Science in Electronic Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, and Master of Science in Management.

The FHA, or Federal Housing Administration, provides mortgage insurance on loans made by FHA-approved lenders.

@Tom CaruthersThe current administration wants to eliminate the 1031 exchange.