@Saji Ijiyemi I don't think there's enough "meat on the bone" to constitute this being a good deal, as the others have said.

(H) Any person, partnership, association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation, who, for another, in consideration of compensation, by fee, commission, salary, or otherwise, or with the intention, in the expectation, or upon the promise of receiving or collecting a fee, does, or offers, attempts, or agrees to engage in, any single act or transaction contained in the definition of a real estate broker, whether an act is an incidental part of a transaction, or the entire transaction, shall be constituted a real estate broker or real estate salesperson under this chapter.

If some takes the hassle of that process and profits from it and leaves enough meat to have a viable deal I'm not sure that constitutes a "loser".

Each of the following structural components, including their components, constitutes a building system that is separate from the building structure and to which the improvement rules must be applied.

Today, I think a statute can allow judicial foreclosure and quiet title in the same action and not be offensive to common law principles or violate constitutional due process. 

You can't sell real estate owned by your IRA to yourself (or any entity that you own) as this would constitute a prohibited transaction.

Material misrepresentations or omissions on the Application will constitute a default under the Lease or Rental Agreement between the parties.

Every county has different requirements as to what constitutes a 2 unit vs ADU property.

The Florida Constitution requires that both spouses sign deeds and mortgages of homestead property, even if the title to the property is in one spouse alone.Since you are buying a residence that will be owner occupied, and are seeking a mortgage to finance the purchase of that property, then your wife will be involved.

Option B, as it is tough to prove what constitutes Corporate Advances if it goes to Foreclosure or Bankruptcy.