Both FNMA and Freddie now allow short sales with current status.

One of many search criteria I use is price reductions and status changes.

I really believe that the broker representing the seller is the other bidder just trying to get as close to the listing price as possible after he catches a fish.I read that someone placed a highest bid and the auction was due to close which it never closed and he was left trying to figure out why he didn't win the auction and it was back to the NO TIME REMAINING status again.

A 501c3 has a distinct status that you must be very careful with.

I plan on making some spreadsheets so I can just plug in all the answers when I'm evaluating future properties (PM agreement, status of major home components/maintenance etc) so I can streamline it.

I'm just now reading about real estate dealer status.

Regardless of the type of transaction, licensees are required to disclose their license status, whereas a non-licensee obviously wouldn't.The one major advantage would be the ability to access and utilize the best real estate transaction data available through the MLS.

Really, we don't have any property status info there.

My wife laughs at me for not Face-booking but never had a reason to "get connected" until now.

Use Facebook/Google ads to drive traffic. - Rent it out- Do a "lease option" and sell it that way.