I know the eviction process varies state to state, but I've heard the eviction process in a "rent to own" situation can be tough.

The licensing rules vary in each state, but taking the class online was really convenient.

Call a title company and ask for their customer service department and ask the CS rep for a list of sales in the last six months in the same complex (important-sales in other complexes might not be good comps because homeowners dues van vary widely).

My background includes a bachelors degree in Accounting and Marketing.

Software packages vary greatly be volume.

This is primarily for the following reasons:1) Composite filings will often withhold and pay at the highest state tax rate, while if the individual were to file in that state the rate would probably be much lower.2) Composite filing rules vary from state to state, which adds a lot of complexity and cost at the entity level.3) Real estate syndications and crowdfunding are generally tax advantageous investments as a result of depreciation. 

Since the closing costs vary depending on the purchase and other fees, I would tell them around 2-3% of purchase price.

For me your D would be F = War zone,D would be section 8/low income,C would be blue collar/laborer - salary varies with localB would be as you said except again salary varies with geography.A would be as you said.There can be lots of overlap for D and F.

My degrees were all in accounting, so the next step was getting my CPA, and finding a good job.

I am sure it may vary based on the property and time spent.