Just haven't been able to implement them in the field for myself yet.Feel free to connect to talk more about yellow letter help.It's different for every body based on location.

Depending on your concept you'd then be looking for a site, do your research on market trends, economic conditions, site opportunities, site constraints, regulatory factors, off-site conditions, etc. 

This might be good standard practice even when it isn’t a regulatory requirement.  

Body of Arkansas Real Estate Agent found, this is so sad!

This research will not only be focused on actual health solutions but on building a body of knowledge of the finer workings of the body's various detoxification/excretion pathways and mechanisms for substances of all kinds, to bring scientific attention to the most reliable methods of healing and staying disease free.

Here is how an attorney breaks it down:https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/unlicensed-practice-of-real-estate.html

While I am not overly fond of regulatory oversight/overreach I do believe there has to be some industry body protecting the individual investors (hopefully private industry).  

There is tons of money to be made in Detroit if you are as tough as the city itself... most are not and just pile on the bodies of past investors.

Always good to have a smart girl.Driving jobs are hard on the body.

Let me know if any body is interested.Thank you Joel