LICENSURE: The trustee of the above-mentioned Buyer’s Trust may or may not hold an inactive real estate license.

(NOTE: this is not a direct quote, but close enough)Fine, great answer, but a generalization just the same.On the other hand, you sit down with a newbie investor, show them YOUR exact biz plan, take them to the bank, let them watch you in action speak with and present your investment and loan application, see the actual results, and close the loan.

And that person is missing in action. 

As an attorney and an inactive real estate agent you'd think some things would come easy to me, but they don't. 

New home sales surged in March, beating even the most optimistic forecast by any economics group as buyers excitedly re-entered the market following a temporary pause in activity in February (due to severe winter weather across the US).

Some of the things that can give you issues getting coverage for these types of policies:- Knob & Tube or Aluminum wiring- Flat Roofs- Tentants with prohibited types of dogs - Pre 1980's homes that do not have a Lead Safe certificate- Underground Tanks (active or inactive)These are just some of the underwriting issue we see.  

Just seeing it in action will spark some new ideas for you.

I didn't see them in action, so I don't know if they sprayed it on or painted it on, but it's actually very attractive now.

In Virginia I saw several small towns in act laws requiring all new sub divisions to be no less than 5 ac lots.

Hi Frank..I went on 'inactive' in January due to physical issues..after I couldn't physically make it to see a listing appointment..darnnit!..