My Father passed away and so my Mother gradually liquidated the properties.As of two years ago I bought my own 4 unit building and live in one of the units.

Now 3yrs later, the son of the deceased sister who had power of attorney for his mother (she left no will just a supposed request on her death bed that the house be sold) wants to extract the equity out of the house.

I just know that the homes in the area range from between 300-700k; I actually grew up in the area and my mother still resides about 3 minutes from the land.

I've also developed a list for spouses and/or inheriting parties of a homeowner who recently passed.I'm currently building a process of partnering with assisted living communities and nursing homes to join on their marketing campaign.  

Would you want your mother, sister, brother, best friend to be conned by some fast talking unlicensed broker playing these games.

I am a nurse-anesthetist in the Raleigh area.

I find that strange considering that the REO stated it would qualify for a 203K loan program and required the purchaser to only use that program for the Homepath if there was a loan involved.The reason it was questionable was it was a lot with one address that held two houses on it (a main house and a mother-in-law like guest house). 

This means we can expect that many of our tenants will be nurses, doctors, educators etc and will need quick access to the U.

My mother has been a real estate agent for the last 20 years and I have been looking to get in the game myself for a while. 

I always tell people: what if it was your mother, sister, brother, that got screwed over by some of these unlicensed brokers?