My city actually has a guy, named Guy (real nice guy at that) hahaha... who heads up the Historic department for the city.

(It's a 1920 bungalow surrounded by new high end Eco friendly stuff)I'm still on the fence about tearing it down, as I have no experience in that department.

In some areas it's really easy to work with local Planning and Building Departments, others are a nightmare.

Texas has the Texas Department of licensing and regulation.

You might also be able to get a job at a title company in one of their departments.

California has three ways to become licensed:1 CA Residential Mortgage Law Act License "RML" or "Mortgage Banker" through the CA Department of Corporations which requires a large governmental approval like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or HUD Full Eagle in order to apply2 CA Finance Lender License "CFL" through the CA Department of Corporations that allows both brokering [with CFL Lenders only] and lending [but not table-funding]3 CA Real Estate Broker License "DRE" or "Mortgage Broker" through the CA Department of Real Estate which is the broadest and most popular CA mortgage broker license but cannot be used from locations outside of CA.A Mortgage Broker licensed under the California Finance Lenders Law (CFL) of the Department of Corporations, is also referred to as being a Negotiator, or having a Negotiator License.

I generally start showing as soon as the tenant gives notice, so often I have someone ready to move in as soon as the departing tenant leaves.

Within the last 12 months, he's thrown loud annoying parties that have driven another tenant to service notice (where said departing tenant stated that annoying tenant is the reason why), been physically intimidating (not touching, just violating personal space) to my property manager to the point of her quitting, violating lease terms by keeping a pet and refusing to get rid of it after being served notice, and breaking into a locked free-standing storage shed to store his own items inside and listen to music with friends without my permission.Hired a lawyer (who I am slowly coming to realize, despite strong online/avvo.com reviews, may be not great since he is not super-great at forewarning/forearming me), and we are in the thick of it, with filings, answers, and summary judgement notices.

Here are the numbers: Purchase price: $29,000 Zestimate (zillow.com): approx $86,000Repair estimate: $55,000 ARV: $130,000 Also, this home is located very close the historic city of Summerville and if I can get the home listed through the department of archives and history that would make the ARV extremely higher!

I am financing through the commercial lending area of the local bank whose wealth management department has managed my investment accounts for the past four years (that delineation point) and the staff of which I enjoy robust, established relationships.