People receiving public assistance of any kind are a protected class in MA.If you say or do anything that suggests that you're even taking assistance into consideration in your decision, you've opened yourself up for a fair housing lawsuit.

You'll also likely require putting additional sheetrock on the ceiling, and a rear egress from the unit that discharges to a public right of way/street (if you don't have this--like your building is connected on both sides--you'll need an easement from the neighbors, which is another additional expense). 

Which means sales data is not public information.

Try to readjust your perception of how the real estate market works.

I targeted people who either were in foreclosure (it's public record) for sub to or even short sales. 

Access to utilities - depending on where the land is, there may or may not be public utilities to tie into.

You can never ask clients about their financial information without a license and I doubt Georgia would let you set appointments by phone.You should call or visit the local board of Realtors office in your area and ask what specifically will Georgia allow an unlicensed assistant to do.I will tell you now,it’s going to be a short list to protect the general public.

@Raven Dillard  Flip is part of the Gary Keller series and written by Villani/Davis and The Book on Flipping houses is a Bigger Pockets publication written by J Scott.

Any insights, advice, direction, comments, thoughts, feedback, wisdom, perceptions or sagaciousness would be greatly appreciated.Regards, Rob

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