If you obtain your real estate license here you can also use it at some of the resorts here to sell time shares.   

People are people, and when under stress and Duress they can resort to primitive tactics.

I am having trouble funding a tiny home on a resort in Fl.

I contacted my property manager with some advice you recommended, such as check her license validity, call her Re/Max affiliation, and  plan to file a complaint, but leave legal action as last resort.

We essentially were paying for real life education on how to be a big player in the game.

If I close the deal I have a few options.1) assuming everything seems up to code, rent it out as a 3 bed, 2 bath for that unit2) attempt to have the town inspect it and get the proper permits, this could result in at the very least ripping into walls, and if I am unlucky, having to rip it entirely out (seems fairly unlikely I will have to resort to that). 

That being said, larger players like List Source, etc. probably pay the county a fee for accessing their interface and quite possibly are given a different interface to use so they don't disrupt the website / interface meant for the general public.

HiI’m a professional hockey player that’s looking to add a property to my portfolio.

They are free and are based upon the analysis of 40-years of data from Denver, Colorado Springs, the mountain resort areas and Fort Collins. 

Main restaurant is closed, I believe one of the two golf courses is closed.Be careful out there buying lots from the developers in resort communities.....especially international developments catering to foreigners.