Hello, I have a coworker who completed the real estate sales courses in  2013. She did it just for the credits towards a business associates degree; but now she wants the license. Is there any kind of time limitation? 

With that said, i'm about a week away from sitting for the Real Estate License Exam in FL, and I am very interested in starting to purchase some rental properties and creating some passive income with some 3-5 year buy and hold properties. 

Trap.THEN this heifer gone have the NERVE to say when I told her I only buy in Ensley that Ensley is a really bad area...........LADY ARE YOU BLIND?!  

But conventional loans will absolutely examine taxable income and if you sold your business it will be a significant road block.  

Not to be a stickler, but let's examine the fees you're complaining about for a second.Why are you paying thousands of dollars for an appraisal?  

for sure, let me know if there is anything else you were wondering about. it is exciting and nerve racking to jump into any new venture but especially a business as old as this (house has been around for... ever) and there are lot of nuances and facets due to that age.

The courts don't allow that evictions to proceed here without a witness to testify, because an affidavit can't be cross-examined.

Thank you @Rick H.I plan to take title to the land, develop it, then sell.Speaking with one of the examiners at the Title Co. they said that the land must be in the name of the heirs before they will pass good title.  

@Chris T.I wouldn't mind starting one once I become successful in Real Estate.And yeah once I am able to work the nerve pull the trigger, I wouldn't mind calling up some investors and networking with them.

You should also prove that you have marketable and insurable title, that is done with the title examination (this varies in splitting these costs as to local custom).