I’d bet on my abilities any day over leaving my money with Wall Street to handle.

All bedrooms need a window, even if you bought the extra land there might be more rehab involved than you initially thought.  

I bet San Antonion is booming with so many people moving to Texas.

They can do whatever arrangement they agree on (birddog fees, cash under the table, some weird bottle can return to Michigan for 10 cent refund scam) as long as me and my client are not involved in their dealings, it's not assignable and it's not on the HUD-1 form I don't care what they do.Good Luck, 

I bet there are government loans out there for this.So what if you bought an entire block of apartment buildings, filled with section 8.

How involved are they in the loan process once in escrow?

Are there risks involved in submitting a claim, or should I definitely submit a claim an I am overthinking this? 

I am working on defining my strategy as i get more involved and I have at least settled on buying rental property to hold and generate steady stream of income.

My goal as an agent is to work in real estate, get involved in the game, help others,  but to ultimately have investment properties of my own as well, plus you have access to the MLS and have a good network surrounding you.Are there complications of being a realtor to the point where its hard to acquire your own investment properties?

So they would most likely have to get legal involved and all sorts of people for some one off property condition.