I'm going to look at a 2014 single wide with 3 beds and 2 baths on a little over an acre to purchase/wholesale.

I knew nothing whatsoever about buying a house, but this place was a white elephant oddity...bottom floor concrete block, upper floor double wide modular..on a flag pole lot, with no landscaping whatsoever, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, bad subflooring,  one bedroom had been "converted" to a ...spa? 

Looks like you're casting a pretty wide net; where are you mainly based out of?

I think you are casting too wide of a net.

Not sure if the MLS systems are organized regionally or are state-wide database?  

I found that they didn’t put 2 lag bolts into studs for the barn door, and found that the door was not wide enough to actually create privacy.

But I have found this number to vary widely between states, and I was wondering what state has the smallest number of constraints/shortest amount of time to take the broker exam.

The 2nd floor has wide plank wood floors but they are in a state to be sanded for refinishing (softer wood, more of a rough farmhouse floor look).My question is, do I paint them or cover them with something else?

Then I get to wait for someone to accuse of me of disparate treatment of a protected class or, preferential treatment to another class.

My guess is that they sell their loans to somewhere like Provident Funding after closing who is widely known for great pricing and tight guidelines.