However, I do not know if one can be licensed in one state and then automatically be allowed to transact real estate in another state.I would call the Nevada Real Estate Division and inquire.

They seem to have a "division" who combs the internet for negative press.Sounds like the Church of Scientology.

Don't fall into the trap of many CA investors who fall in love with TX prices and assume that rents will follow.I can show you sub-divisions with a lot of CA owned rentals, all of them at negative $200 PLUS per month rent.

Lien Division...she informed me they are taking 3-6% of what is fully owed on Jr Liens but consequently requiring homeowners to sign promissory notes for the difference.

I was living in Seattle when he come up with the Mariners and they won theri division in 95.

That is because they have a retail and a wholesale division.

as an example - based on the above ie vacant time, uncertain future of the division - would i be stupid to offer $500 for 2 homes if they are listed at $380?

We followed an investor locally to his lender who works for a small community bank who does alot of commercial lending (commercial division).

Sometimes subtle divisions are more important that obvious ones.Once you've done this a while, you'll be able to look at a property and look at its specs and be able to come up with a value.

Unlike most states, in Michigan the Corporations division is part of the Department of Labor and Economic Growth.You can learn all you need here...http://www.michigan.gov/dleg