The first property with the title problem turned out to be an even simpler answer when I asked the right person, a seasoned investor and long time customer/friend.

I include viewing the property in person as a contingency, and I can back out of the deal if I see something I don't like.

I have looked near Alabama A&M as well and there are a lot of housing being flipped in that area for great rentals ($45K-70K) but not something for major retail for the markets. 

I have not seen the CFPB refer to any exemption as "Category Two Exemption" the Act and exemptions define a person as any person, corporation or trust, as a real person could live in a home owned by them under any of those entities.

I am currently looking for a mentor in the DMV area (I live in Maryland) that I can meet with in-person, as well as the opportunity to do some in-person networking.

But I sure would not be buying this person a new stove/oven. 

To verify the defendant in the eviction lawsuit was the same person as my applicant, through searching online I found a list of properties associated with the plaintiff  (real unique name).

I'm going to go back to my original constructive criticism of marketing to one person.  A

I think I read somewhere that you can only vote 25 times per day, but I was able to vote for other people's, so I suspect there is a limit on how many times you can vote for a person as well.  

Yes, there are other accounting software programs, like MAS-90, but you wouldn't want to buy one I'm sure.Ryan, RE isn't RVs, so you really need to start at the beginning of RE basic knowledge and understand what is customary in your arae before you begin any dealings, it only takes a few days to work through a real estat agent's handbook used by RE schools for new agents.