Every adult must pass a credit/criminal background.That's enough for my process.

I have been told(by a loan  broker) that our building won't pass a seismic, even though it has the Los Angeles required retrofit improvements, because it is a five story brick building, and generally they don't pass a seismic inspection, usually(at best) just falling short of the requirements.Is this wrong?

Does anyone have any resources they would recommend that would assist in seeing if vacation rentals pass as a good investment?

Again, you don't have to wait for someone and feel like you are a bother.And other than having to take a stupid class, pass a dumb test and pay your broker to hold your license, you don't lose anything.

I don't have any free time to "drive for dollars" With being on the road for work 6 days a week I pass a lot of homes that are vacant.

@Rik Patel DM me and I’ll pass a few

Every time they pass a new regulation to clamp down on deceptive advertising, the marketplace just finds new ways to maneuver around it ("it's not advertising, it's journalism!

If so, do they pass a background check and credit score?

They have to pass a drug screen in order to enter the facility to do work.  

I'm not sure about MN but in NY I had to take a 75-hour course, pass a course exam then pass a state exam and that was it!