So who is the governing body that provides this certifiation?

@Aaron Mazzrillo , I am lacking two certain body parts required to even walk into the surf south of the pier at Huntington Beach...

Post your screening criteria in the body of the listing.

I also got the talk about how hard it is to buy in this market right now.The second property was unusual, to say the very lease: It is a cute house - and a body shop!

Those whose interest is in not requiring licensing promote the legal theory that the wholesaler either has an “equitable” interest in the property that he’s selling or that he’s selling a purchase option or contract and not selling real property, either of which do not require licensure.The National Association of Realtors is a very large and powerful body, with a large fund for political lobbying.

Since you have been in contract on that property for over one year there is a large body of law that says that a seasoned contract to purchase real estate represents a comparable bundle of rights as the real estate itself.  

In the case of a too high delinquency, the monthly fees increase at a rate greater than the inflationary environment because the association is forced to expend money on legal fees and is unable to collect money due to the association based upon the established budget.I have never been a fan of condominium associations because even in the best situations, the governing body has a conflict of interest.

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by @Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3.

That said, if you make over the highest tier that the property you live at goes up to, then you're either on the street or paying market rent.

I saw just about everything you can imagine in your worst real estate nightmares via Section 8, other than a dead body.