Need your COC or to pass a building inspection, lead inspection, grass cut, snow removed, tenants placed, properties managed etc...we do it all.We have clients from every corner of the world. 

It took me close a year to find a motivated seller by my targeted marketing and pass a great on to my cash buyer.

If they are not permitted and zoning will permit them they will have to pass a full codes inspection, which ever housing rules the local city uses.

During my 26 mile commute (mostly backroads because our transit system is atrocious), I pass a lot of real estate and it's put me in analysis frenzy.

Next I have to sign up and pass a written test downtown...

The original SAFE Act was the brainchild of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors and, on the federal level, considered model legislation which every state legislature was required to pass as state law.

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.

I'd make sure you pass a perc test first.

If you google it, most real estate education is geared toward those individuals who are trying to pass a licensing test to become a real estate agent, or property manager, etc,  in any of the 50 states.... or are geared toward the continuing education requirements for that license. 

Yeah I was just worried the lender may pry further if the second home we buy (as our "Primary") is not in our general area of work (2 hrs away from where first home is) and start questioning whether it can pass as a primary.