Leanne, the requirements for becoming a broker are listed fully here: http://www.dbr.ri.gov/documents/divisions/commlice...Here is a partial excerpt:Minimum requirements needed for consideration:Two-years of full time experience as a Salesperson, validated by a statement under oath from the employing broker, unless you have a Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate, in which case the two year experience requirement will be waived.

Isn't there an opportunity there for them to come up with a more unique format to really expose the every day world of investing? 

MLS is also regional and unique to a specific RE Board.   

I've read up on a lot of the details but I'd love a definitive answer to a unique case I'm working with. 

Hello,This is my first post in the Bigger Pockets forum, so I apologize if I've screwed something up haha.Anyways, I have a pretty unique question.

Listsource also offer demographics data, and that has its own unique characteristics.People who become experts in public records quickly realize that there are opportunities for "information arbitrage" that few others ever see.

Together the lot is considered to be a Four Family Home.I am trying to decipher the http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/offices/housinginspection.html website.

That's kind of it, these aren't really complicated firms or divisions of firms. 

Even experienced developers can have this problem, in that they're only exposed to the sites they've developed in the past, where I've seen issues that have come up not only on their project, but also on other projects with their own unique site issues.This often leads to overpaying (or almost overpaying) for the potential value of the property....sellers fuel this idea .

I know I am in a very unique position and I am very grateful.