@Kyle Grimm  check with your state division of mortgage lending.many states have exemptions for 1 or 2 transactions a year etc.in our state you can do 2 a year and no more than 3 held at anyone time.those doing above that they deem in the business and needing licensure.

Our tax accountant company has an entire division that specializes in real estate.

They are being prosecuted under federal bid rigging laws, so this applies everywhere in the U.S.For those who think "partnering" on a sheriff or trustee sale is the answer, you should know there is case law, at least in CA, that makes it pretty clear that if the partnership isn't a real, long term, partnership with division of duties and responsibilities, and is instead for a particular deal it's likely collusion.

I only see a few "For Rent" signs in the sub division.

New Federal Court house about to break ground. (70 million est)http://www.utahbids.net/government-agencies/salt-lake/utah-division-of-facilities-constuction--management-dfcm-1104/6560342-new-provo-fourth-district-courthouse.html3.

Whether you get a real estate sales license or not, your activities can, and will be, monitored by the Ohio Division of Real Estate.  

Go the the Georgia "Secretary Of State Division Of Corporations" web site.

You can check with the State Division of Business and Industry for your State and see if they can assist you in this regard.  

Californians picked up a lot of Arizona property during the bust.I'm assuming this LLC will be wholly-owned by you, making it a single-member LLC.To get started, you file Form L010 with the Arizona Corporations Division.  

I am extremely interested in investing in multifamily properties, and am excited about learning the ins and outs of this division of real estate.