Based on your post General Contractors are required to take an exam in South Carolina, but in New Jersey there is no exam; all you need is proof you have liability insurance of up to $500,000 and BOOM!

I will be a licensed real estate agent in Los Angeles in a couple of months (taking state board exam in February) and I'm at the point where I need to write my business plan.

@James Halk You need to re-examine the cost of a condo in the University area of Houston.  

 have always enjoyed challenging widely held beliefs, probably because so many of them fall apart upon closer examination.

Examine their management agreement, check to see if there is an out clause if you are dissatisfied, make sure it spells out the responsibilities of the owner and the property manager7.

I've consulted two attorneys and a title examiner who've told me so and highly recommended I stay away from them.There are very few note cases where you know 100% what's going to happen.

While the case law I examined suggested that the mortgage would need to be reformed and that the foreclosure proceeding would have to be re-filed, if the court and the title company are satisfied with the issuance of a corrected deed, then that is good enough for me.

Without that there was NO proof that you even had a deal and thus no indication that you should have been putting an additional dime into this deal.Second, the foreclosure case should have been examined to determine where in the civil case the two parties (plaintiff and defendant) were.Next, the sheriff should have been contacted to ensure that the property had not yet been scheduled for sale.

However, there is recent precedent in one city (Cleveland Heights) where a Landlord succeeded in representing his own LLC and it was not considered the unauthorized practice of law since he did not "engage in cross-examination, argument, or other acts of advocacy" (Cleveland Bar Association vs.

.………………….. 221Chapter 10 The Independent Title Examiner…………………….. 222The Title Searcher Business Model…………………………………… 222How a Title Search is Performed………………….…………………… 223Searcher Fees and Income Potential…………………………………… 225Additional Profit Centers in Title Searching…………………………... 225Skills and Tools for Searchers………………….……………………… 226Chapter 11 Income Property: Professional Landlording……….. 228Why Many Have Low Opinion of Rental Property…………………… 228The Unique Nature of Rental Assets………………………………….. 229Adding up the Benefits………………….…………………………….. 233The Nasty Management Factor………………….…………………….. 233Uncommon Freedom………………….………………………………. 234Rental Income Business Model………………….……………………. 234The Ultimate Goal of Investors………………….…………………….. 236Diverse Rental Markets………………….…………………………….. 236Multi-Unit Advantages………………….…………………………….. 237SFH Advantages………………….…………………………………… 238Best Building Size………………….………………………………….. 240Opportunities in Low-Income Housing………………….……………. 241Low Income Housing Rules and Tips…………………………………. 242Summary of Low-Income Investments………………………………… 243Rooming House Money Machine……………………………………… 244Rooming House Myths………………….…………………………….. 245Finding a R.