However, I do not know if one can be licensed in one state and then automatically be allowed to transact real estate in another state.I would call the Nevada Real Estate Division and inquire.

I inquired in county and looks like they don't have CO for 2nd floor at all that they have redone/rebuilt 2 yrs ago.Township does not have Surey!

Here is a funny one for you from Craigslist from a renter that inquired about one properties that was available.

You might be able to get a first time homeowners loan (if you intend to live in it yourself) if you've already got the good job and if someone will co-sign for you.The best place to ask, if you don't want to do a traditional loan, is a small local bank.Also, if your new job has a credit union associated with it, that is a very good place to inquire about a mortgage.As for requirements, the bank is going to want to see that you have enough income to make your paymnets.

Got excited so I inquired about a 3-bedroom (95 sqm) apartment at $125K.

No title insurance, no transaction.Confusion abounds because inquirers aren't using the right terms and definitions when they inquire.

Are you inquiring about concrete or wood construction?

She inquired about a terms offer.I am quite new to this and didn't 100% understand terms when it was taught to me.

I contacted the closing attorney for a title company I used to work for to inquire whether or not they did closings for assignments and this is what he replied back to me:"Yes we could do the closings, but you may have issues obtaining title insurance.

Probably an easy answer to an easy question, but - When I begin to call banks and inquire about their lending capability, would I begin my conversation by asking something along the lines of: "I'm an investor and am looking for an LTV based mortgage?"