You have to take the state portion of the licensing exam in each state. 

It's like pulling teeth to get them to examine the label. 

I have a two topics I could use some advice on: 1) I will be taking my real estate exam in August and have made a connection with a broker to sell under them once I pass.

I have a unique situation where I may be medically retired from my government job due to an on the job injury (back surgery/nerve damage) I am still able to do physical things but may not be able to stay in the job based upon it's requirments (Law Enforcement).

So it can be nerve wracking to see if you make closing in time. that’s why you hear of “certified” 203k contractors , but there is no certification.  

It could have been really nerve wracking purchasing my first investment property during COVID but I had a great agent and PM to put my mind at ease.

That's called churning and its one of the examination items in every FDIC audit.

Hey, all.Looking to get going this year with my first real estate purchase which is very exciting and nerve racking as I'm sure the rest of you already know.

That means that the title examiner has total confidence that the chain of title is completely clean. 

I'm assuming this is currently a personal use asset, and not already a rental that's just taking a long to turn over or renovate.We first have to examine when a change in use occurs.Change in use will occur, in this situation, for a rental real estate asset on the first date that the asset is both (1) in habitable condition and (2) advertised as available for rent.That doesn't mean you'll be able to expense based on a whim, it just opens the door.