@Justice Jacobs what do you need pictures of?

I've done some research online about the CDC Moratorium on Evictions and understand the federal government has extended the moratorium one more month - to end on July 31st instead of June 30th, 2021.I've also read that the Texas Legislature has basically decided to no longer enforce the federal ban on evictions and that Justice of the Peace courts can NOW proceed with evictions for non payment of rent.

Looking at the mls listed properties in a everything bubble economy like we have right now is not going to do you justice in the long term.

Please advise at your earliest convenience.Sincerely,Justice Short 

If I happen to get any money out of it that's just icing on the cake. 

Maybe the Supreme Court is just saying Congress needs to give this power to the Federal government, but the justices realize that any such law is still subject to their review for constitutionality. 

So, until you gain more experience/transactions (licensed or not) you may not be doing yourself justice by representing yourself.Otherwise, yes if you can afford the ~$2k to maybe $3k in annual dues and fees, there can be a benefit to it. 

In a 6-3 ruling, a majority of justices agreed that the stay on the lower court’s order finding the CDC’s eviction moratorium to be unlawful was no longer justified.

I do not need social justice warriors in my place. 

It depends on a variety of factors, including the strength of your justice system.