After paying 2% commission to a buyers agent(no sellers commission paid because I’m an agent and will list it) $12,500 we are looking at walking away with roughly $147,000, $73k each.

I was skeptical but was lied to by the "broker" stating that he had gotten 2 loans done with them and been paid.

The CE Shop is a good overall resource for courses for pre-licensing, but there are a million of them and they all generally do the same thing.

I listed a rental property on Zillow and paid for premium exposure to increase visibility.

It was a great investment as he put $10K down on a $25K investment in 1963, paid off the $15K mortgage in 1980, retired, and live off the rental incomes.

Seems he owes everyone, even our agent says she too hasn't been paid in months.

And I basically got to go backwards and recapture all the tax i paid in the preceding 5 years based on how crappy the RE market was and how the loss's most of us lenders and RE folks were taking.

They have almost 6 months worth of rent in savings, but their house they are selling looks like it is paid for, and estimated at $450-$500k value (redfin and the county appraisal).

We're in sunny Florida, buyers want the loan paid off and there is a $0 increase in home value. 

This money is sent to a company that acts as the custodian and makes sure all the tenants bills are paid on time.