While learning I would Practice analyzing deals. 

There is an unfortunate practice now of "appraisal management companies" shopping for appraisers by price, going with the lowest bidder and taking a huge cut of the profits.

Our primary residence has a considerable about of equity (Apparently that's true because I completed a HELOC pre-qual form online and immediately after I hit 'submit' my phone was ringing with loan offers and it hasn't stopped for the last 12 hours).

Those interested are invited to attend our webinar online to review our RV resort opportunity for qualified passive investors.

Step 1 is ALWAYS downloading your state and local LL/tenant laws, putting them in a three ring binder and reading and knowing them.Step 2 is taking Fair Housing Training, either on-line or in person, so you do not violate the law and get sued. 

Scott's book and some other online resources would be brought up so let me mention that I've already read all of those during the past 6 months of my education phase. 

You can probably set up an online payment system that goes to you and you can transfer it to your mother's account like Venmo.

I've come to this as my standard practice:1)  Pull all students on the lease jointly and severally liable for to TOTAL amount. 2)  Include a co-signer/financial responsibility form for parents of each student. 

Since posting my question, I have since signed up for the online class with moseley, and also talked with some people at different brokers.   

Does it depend on the particular Township/municipality, or is it just standard practice that they don’t report?