Read the GA license requirements in the statutes, it will state what activities require a license.

@Maria Mendoza, RSMO is Revised Statutes of Missouri. 

In your down time of studying like crazy for your real estate license take the time to listen to the audio book millionaire --you can always buy it but I'm sure your eyes will be googly eyes after so much reading and rereading of license laws and statute-- real estate investor it's on YouTube for $FREE.99

This agent could easily act as "Transaction Broker" for both parties and not violate any related dual agency rules or statutes so long as he treats you both equally as he cannot be fiduciary to either of you in that case. 

This is for autos but yes the statute requires you to be the owner, which we are... planned to understand the risks & rewards and then look at how we can apply it to our property (since we'll begin paying off a few starting next year).

@Rob Bianco, not all state statutes specifically address series LLCs.

I'm on some Facebook forums for landlords and tenants and some of the postings "helping" tenants with questions (from other tenants) indicates most have little or no knowledge regarding the Landlord/Tenant statutes for that particular state. 

From the Florida statutes:Documentary stamp tax is imposed under section 201.02, Florida Statutes (F.S.), on documents that transfer interest in Florida real property.

Involves Robo signing, Statute of Limitations, show me the note: First a little background.

The links include super credible sources law publications and statutes.