It should be a win-win for both parties in the future.Buyers will win because they will do their complete due diligence and use a professional (as opposed to a family member or friend with just a license, who sells 1 home every 2 years lol) so that they can get the best representation possible. 

About 90% of the time they fail to meet HUD guidelines.HUD guidelines require that to qualify as an Emotional Support Animal, the prospective resident must have a letter from a licensed health professional, licensed in your state, in which the health professional acknowledges they have a relationship with the client that was more than just one session. 

If you do decide to go with Home Depot, they have a bidroom they can put things through to potentially lower the full price, it's done through the Contractor Services Desk which only has limited hours- I don't recall if they need to attach an MHIC license to that in order to submit for bid.

I'm a licensed builder and have been actively building and renovating homes as my primary occupation while dabbling in the RE space buying properties, fixing them up and flipping/holding.

I currently run a Taekwondo school in Stratford CT, and soon will have my Real Estate Agent license.

A licensed agent can start sending you houses from the MLS and a Wholesaler can help send off market deals to you.Since you mentioned the BRRRR method it sounds like you will be financing the deal.

@Jerry Westhoff any lender looking at this will want to know:ARVAmount needed to complete by licensed contractors (not you!)

We are licensed in HI and I would be happy to do a free consultation to see which option makes more sense for you. 

Our county has a list of approved/licensed septic servicers on their website.

That's why I am asking if this is still going on.I was listening to BiggerPockets podcasts before I got my license.