At this time, I do understand how to find out if there is real property involved in the estate, if there is a representative/administrator and who they are, and if they have they authority to sell the real property.

I see no difference between administrative costs and construction costs. 

If the former, who has authority to enter into a purchase contract and convey title and what steps, if any, do they need to take in the estate administration process prior to or concurrently with the sale of the property?

- definitely check out this most recent podcast, it's got some great info about wholesaling.http://www.biggerpockets.com/search/wordpress?

WordPress is by far the most widely used content management system, and is what I would recommend for you.

If the value does go up that much I would refi into conventional after 6 months and drop PMIJune 3, 2013 : FHA MIP Changes AgainThe Federal Housing Administration has made 6 changes to its mortgage insurance premiums in the last 6 years.

Some lenders will advertise a low rate and points but make up for it in "junk fees" (ie: underwriting, appraisal, administration, servicing, etc...).

TD was also making noises of doing the same, but I'm not certain if they ever put it into practice.The problem you will encounter with a small commercial property at most tier-1 lenders (Big-5 banks, and major credit unions) is the commercial lending department is not particularly interested in a property under 1 - 2 million  ... leaving you in no-man's land {which is precisely why RBC started handing 5-6 unit properties as residential}.Once you move to commercial lending, you run into more costs - things like originating fees {like you hear about in the U.S.A.} as you are paying the lender's legal and administrative costs.  

If so, as a RE investor, aside from the main classes of the RE principles and practice, the program gives us a choice to chose one of these elective classes: Real Estate Finance (2011-04)Real Estate Appraisal (2383-06)Real Estate Economics (3228-10)Property Management (3008-08)Legal Aspects of Real Estate (3192-10)Real Estate Office Administration (3166-09)Escrows (1670-97)As an investor who only wants to sale properties that are my own, what class do you think will be more beneficial to me?

Two items I did leave out is agent fees for tenant placement contracts and administration/accounting which will later will be minimal, so I guess these two items should be more than covered in the $10,000 misc. right?