About $800 for MLS access and then every 2 years you need to take CE classes are pass a test and that is about $100 and then the cost of errors and omissions insurance.Some brokers charge a sponsoring fee, some charge a desk fee, some charge a fee to work there, it all depends.

One strategies governments employ is to keep passing higher sewer and tap fees, if not connected pass a law making it a requirement, and also pass other laws to add on for landlord owners.

If I can get more lots to pass a perc test, I may try to market a 'tiny house friendly' lot with water and septic already installed... with driveway (gravel) provided, all ready for someone to 'tiny-up'.

As a broker, you may.In two weeks, you won't be near qualified to do underwriting, that's to pass a test to do secondary market loans, taking the application, not having loan approval, it's the entry level of taking the app and loan processing and you'll be supervised.

Not only are they not even close to be able to pass a basic FHA inspection, but they are missing, copper, furnaces, water heaters, fixtures and even when you get all that stuff put back in, then you are looking at the operational conditions of a home that has been sitting empty for 2 years or more.

If I don't think they're serious, or have any doubts about it, I'll pass as a listing agent.

I think it is a pass as I can't see it being a good deal for me, as the cash flow just isn't there. 

FHA financing requires 3 & 4 unit properties pass a "self-sufficiency" test, whereby 75% of the appraiser's determination of market rents must equal or exceed your new total payment (loan, taxes, MI, insurance).

If the end result is him pushing a $30K training program - I think I will pass as well and spend the time at BP for my education.

They said since I qualified financially, it is not necessary  for future roommates to qualify financially but would need to pass a criminal background check.