@Craig O'Boyle is the president of the company and recently appeared on one of the BiggerPockets podcasts as an expert on this topic. 

We don't want to see people in the Superdome again, Governor and President (who have been adversarial) both know this is not how to treat that 13%.

I could definitely use it for REI....I made certain to pick one that was going to be useful...hoping that it could be a good compliment to REI, or vice versa.I havent looked into internships, because I do work now (farm mgmt and an occasional flipper).

I read where others made the transfer with a quit claim deed from personal to LLC or vice versa.  

Depending on your neighborhood and tenant profile local companies might outperform national brands or vice versa.

I forwarded your question to our Broker Owner/President who oversees our Property Management and here is his response:"First part of your question about how much their income is and what their credit score is, yes you should absolutely find out.

What is good for legal is not always good for tax and vice versa.

She owns a brokerage here in Fort Lauderdale, alongside the president of the Fort Lauderdale Board of Realtors.

And vice versa, if the seller has spoken with a Realtor® and prefers to offload the property quickly and take a hit in profit, avoiding all that might come with being on the open market as outlined by @Bruce Lynn, the Realtor® can pass that along to the wholesaler.  

Tim Norris is the President of the National Real Estate Insurance Group, out of Kansas City, they were at the Equity Trust show in Orlando last week, they offer many forms of insurance to investor-type properties. 888-741-8454. nreinsurance.com