Its totally overloaded and dysfunctional so I 100% believe this is a product of the current government administration, hahaha Note that this is not the initial payment $1000 that did just show up, this is the actual 5 figure SBA EIDL loan. 

You can stick to Business Administration.  

This is a risk you need to address because although it's not highly likely, a single occurrence of it with an administrative hearing outcome negative to you, that could be a career ending event even if you never knowingly or intentionally abused or exploited anyone. 

I am waiting for your answers but I am afraid that you may have added a lot in administrative costs. 

I've had lengthy discussions with the compliance officer at the DIvision and it is touchy...and despite what is in statute the Division has autonomy outside of statute...we have revised code, and administrative code, and internal rules, and egotistical politicians that need to punish people for no reason...so, if you're doing anything related to real estate with or without a license in this state, you're open to the Divisions authority.I had a former business partner pay Vena Jones Cox $13,000 for her guru wholesale program in Cincinnati and I about pulled my hair out....so, I guess the point is that despite the rhetoric, criminals are still actively teaching classes on how to break the law...it's like paying for a class that teaches you how to speed....it's insanity. 

The seller has already been appointed Administrator (PR) by the probate court to manage and oversee the court process for all the estates assets.

Because you're still showing a property you do not own legally.However, if you learn how to close a deal in your name and then sell and you can show a pattern of buying and selling,I doubt any regulator would violently object if your buyers were asking that you add a deck, new cabinets and appliances while specifying colors.......but technically, you are not to  advertise or show real estate that you do not have legal title to;  exceptions, acting as a licensed agent, estate settlements by the administrator/executor or with a power of attorney under specific directions and not for profit.....states may vary. 

Their tenancies may be worth saving.Section 8 tenants can also be good people and the Section 8 program administrator for your area may be fine to work with. 

There are tax benefits to paying down her loans, and who knows if some of that debt will be cancelled with the current administration in the White House.

He's been steadily building his portfolio since before the Carter administration and manages all of his properties with the small property management team he put together.