Tal - You would not have to take your national exam again but you would need to take the state exam in the state you would want to become licensed in.

A couple people (including the wife) think I need my head examined. 

@Brandon Hicks Careful examination of the mortgage note may reveal a way to gain the results you desire. 

In addition, an examination of the map provides the nightly rates similar properties are charging in the area, as well as their occupancy rates of course.

If there were some FAA examiner or inspector was giving advice I certainly wouldn't be tossing in my uniformed thoughts, or suggest he just fly low under the radar and stay at his private landing strip to avoid requirements.

Even then, we still take a portfolio approach to bidding, since its a lot of work to manually examine every row.If these were occupied properties, or if I was buying an entire portfolio, then there would be a different approach.

Assign your contract, title examination should be in the contract, don't spend your assignment until it closes or the buyer defaults, meaning your buyer can inspect title the same as if you were not involved.Search the threads here and read the recent concerns before you hit the streets.Good luck :)

All RMLOs, registered lenders of all kinds are subject to audits, examinations and compliance issues, fear not, if you're one of these, some day someone like me (in my past life) will be knocking on their door, some sooner than later, but everyone gets a turn eventually I'm sure.

@Joe Gore I will carefully examine the most recent 5 years of residence history.

Assets-Liabilities=Owner's Equity Both sides need to be examined depending on the purpose of the assessment of equity.