:)Good luck on your exam in October.. 

I passed the national and state examination for Missouri today and wanted some advise.

I am trying to find one that can examine the cities in each state to determine the need for rentals/population growth/economy etc.

No, being named as an additional insured or co-insured does not give you authorized access to loan information.That's not to say some clerk in the insurance department may not screw up making assumptions and not checking the loan file and give someone information.The only way to obtain loan information where you are not a party to the loan is with an authorization to release information given by the borrower.This falls under security issues for a lender, examiners may probe operations by calling or "pretexting" to see if they can breach security of operations testing employees, I did.

I have worked with multiple investors who have set up their properties this way, but it's a very small percentage (a fraction of 1% of all those I have worked with spanning a wide range of overall property net worth sizes).Another potential negative is currently the 2017 title examination standards for Oklahoma say that the series' are only an "attribute" of the same LLC, not truly a subsidiary capable of acquiring, holding, and conveying real property in its own name.  

I obtained the rate by examining tax rolls. 

@Tom Gimer  what Neal is talking about is basic information us on the west coast get for free. .and those on the east coast cannot get as there is no customer service departments at attorney closing states. and your right these are not full blown title examinations but its enough to get you moving in the right direction and all the info I needed to buy trustee sales... 

If you fail to register, there are cash penalties for that.If you fail to obtain a passing lead examination, you are not permitted to rent the house. 

You need to learn the law in the local market anyway... knowing the law and also how to pull various relevant public records is how a title examiner determines current lien status.And unless you are getting a full title commitment with title insurance, any title report you do purchase has almost no value.

The remaining locations are then worthy of further examination.