A contract for deed has required payments credited to the sale price and so long as payments are made, title is to  pass as agreed. 

So the property I pick would have to pass a VA inspection & I would owner occupy and rent out some rooms.Viewed a 3/2/2 with listing agent.  

I like to work with people that are will to pass a little equity along to their buyer.

I can certainly pass a deal like that over to any of my local financial friends and even get a check out of it because they'll be more interested in the financing than the small equity spread.

its a course your buying....to be licensed you need to pass a state test, after your 40 hr prelicense class....the class is avilable online, or a classroom...its your preferance as to the way you learn the best.

If she is over 18, then she should have to pass a basic background screening; a criminal check at the very least.

I have a 6 months emergency fund, plus unemployment, plus whatever jobs my wife can pick up to help, some freelancing on my end, and some help from my small business picking up some expenses that can be pass as business expenses.I have broken down things below to be more digestible and may have a better picture of myself where I am and where I want to be.Investment exposure:- the only investing exposure I have is when I bought my house- and all the podcasts that I have heard from you guys.

Just know that most official people do have to pass a test and register with the state. 

Its only 3 generalized yrs on top of an art history degree then pass a pedantic bar to be called an attorney.   

Let me be very specific:  will the property pass a 4-Point Inspection?