I have no real intention of being an agent, as an investor, I just want access to the MLS in my area and to save a percent or two on commissions of our buying and selling.I am personally very interested in the commercial aspects of real estate and investing, and was wondering if I could be sponsored by a commercial brokerage, or if I would have to have a different license to do so. 

There are quite a few for pay membership online sites with foreclosure information. 

I used Corporate Housing By Owner and used a discount code I found on line to get the Silver Package so it came out to be about $350 for the year.

No legal access, no water, floodways, hazardous waste, or utilities a hundred miles away are just some of the things that can make the property have little or no value.

I had a landscaping business in college, have dabbled with multiple online business opportunities throughout my educational career, and have continued to read and read about real estate investing.

A few things:Found the listing online, saw the pics.

Other than that webpage is easy to access.

That information might be available online, or by phone, or in a few jurisdictions you may need to go ask them. 

Not sure if this has been asked before, but I have a question about accessing equity.

The move-in date is 8/6, however they live out of town and won't be back for college until September (I told them I couldn't push the lease out a month).Given that they don't live in town, will it suffice to have them sign it online (currently using an online forms management software that makes online signatures quite easy)?