I will definitely qualify on points.BUT, on the instructions, it says the following:"If You Are Using Supplement B1/B2(Equivalent Experience)You must accumulate a minimum of 5250 points* to qualify for abroker’s license based on equivalent experience in general realestate business.

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Looking specifically for comments about their fee structure (hidden fees that are not disclosed on the website) and quality/effectiveness of their property managers over the course of a lease.

@Tom Gimer  if the new buyer got a loan from a bank.. the bank would have gotten a title policy show them in 2nd position and that bank would be demanding title to clear that lien.If it was a cash sale.. then I suppose the foreclosing on the home is the option then when the new owner gets the notice they make a demand on title to pay this off  ( if they got title insurance with out this lien as an exception)Kind of like the big builder in Cinncinati that sold 100 plus homes without ever clearing the construction loans.. title and bank ended up clearing the titles and the guy who did it went to jail.I know I have made what I thought were first loans according to my instructions only to get title policy showing me in second I made demand and title co. fixed it and got rid of the mortgage that was not suppose to be there.. in this case that would be pay off Jackie.

I like not having to worry about have a guest leave a bad review because I asked them to buy a new coffee pot since they didn't follow instructions & put the lid in the dishwasher where it was melted by the heat. :-)I hope this helps!

The seller is only walking away with 210K (and that's before paying commissions, etc), maybe that's all they want, but you need to go over this house with fine tooth comb and look for the possible hidden problem that will rear it's ugly head after closing.

Yeah I've heard that Minneapolis is a hidden gem for real estate investing while browsing through BP.Additionally, I hear that it's an "up and coming" tertiary tech hub, but it's quite hard to believe since pretty much every city wants to be known as the next "up and coming" tech hub lol. 

Dig deep into her finances if you consider renting to her, there is something hidden.

Short term rentals have tons of hidden fees and expenses that eat into returns, so you really have to buy low to get a good return.

In Illinois, the EPA requirements are strict and the penalty even worse for not following their instruction on safe handling.