I have been considering this for the following reasons:- The cost of $245 for the test seems very reasonable given the substantial increase in returns compared to a REIT- The risk of investing in a RE syndication as a debt investor or even equity seems very low compared to the stock market or other asset classes right now - I would hope that studying for a series 7 would make someone a smarter investorAs a side note, how is it considered too risky for the average investor to invest in a real estate backed investment but investing in Bitcoin or Dogecoin is considered safe for the general public? 

Doors kicked in, appliances stolen, HVACs in a padlocked fence.  

He then told me that I may not be at fault but I should not trust the title company as he think she is doing fraud and so the show continues - I came to find out that a broker she sent to the property took the key of the house so she says and that he made has stolen the seller from me.

Several PMs have big issues, such as squatters, evictions, constant turnover, tenants with guns, AC stolen multiple times in the same unit, and shootings.

Too many times that can be fabricated with a stolen SSN. 

More than likely, there will be plumbing issues (stolen copper pipe, etc.) as well.The best course of action is to complain to the city.  

I have had about 7 or 8 window units A/C's stolen from me over the last year or so.

If the buyer knows he is not supposed to be in a house without an agent, which most seasoned investors do, then I bet they could be held liable.If you buy stolen merchandise, you can go to jail, even if you don't know it was stolen.

Why turn to happy hour and use other vices as band-aids but rather share them with others so advice can be given and a weight can be lifted from your chest.My stories range from trying to appease all 8 heirs to a probate acquisition... to showing up in the early morning to a Buckhead rehab with the back door kicked in and all tools stolen... to having no contractors show up for a week due to a myriad of excuses... to finding a lien on the property due to a previous owner... to the joys of dealing with historic district supposed guidelines... to listing a property in 2016 and finding out 80% of the "cash offers" are from wholesalers and digging to figure out who is a real cash buyer.At the same time, the highs of listing and receiving a dozen cash offers within the first 48 hours is a rush that is hard to compare.  

Better than bit coins for prison barter.