I also see a few Selling Costs that i'm not sure when and how the payments would be made(Particularly Home warranty and Termite letter.SELLING COSTS:Selling Price                      $130,000.00 Commission To Agents    ($7,800.00)**Buyer Home Warranty      ($500.00) **Buyer Termite Letter         ($50.00)Buyer's Closing Costs      ($7,800.00)Seller's Closing Costs      ($200.00)Total:$113,650.00I recognize that these are "selling costs" but do I initially request the loan amount to cover my potential  fees?

I doubt a lawyer would take your case,two years is too long.You should have made these complaints when you first recognized them and filed a complaint then.Did you buy the property "As Is/Where Is"?

Also, the more deals you look at, the better you become at recognizing a deal, anything suspicious, any red flags etc.  

There's definitely going to be a need for notaries in RE for as long as notarization remains a recognized and regular practice for ensuring the validity of contracts.With that said, though, I would be mindful of entering into a business where there is virtually no way to create a distinguishable difference between your service and the services of competing firms. 

I found out when the state notified me that they now recognize them. 

I know myself enough to recognize that I'm much more likely to stick with this if I can get started in some way before I take a long break.

Buying close to home is not JUST about how often you will need to go to the property when it is rented; it is also about how familiar you are with the market; it is also about your ability to actively search for a good deal (and recognize one if you see it); it is also about avoiding purchasing something that will be high risk and lose money; it is also about your ability to build your professional network in that market; it is also about your ability to manage any renovations needed before you rent it; it is also about your ability to respond to and assess any serious problems that come up; it is also about your ability to make a unit ready between tenants ...

IMPORTANT: Learn the difference between what the brokerages call "self-direction" (choose from anything they offer) and "genuine" self-direction: accounts held with a custodian whom you can direct to invest in anything which the IRS tax code does not consider a prohibited transaction.6.

.* Oh, I just remembered, paying all cash for a property CAN be a good idea, so long as it would genuinely appraise for ~140% of what you paid for it.

I recognize and appreciate this so work hard to make his life easier when working with me.