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Were you ever able to find a way to make identifying properties on these lists easier?

I explained it appeared as though anything we've previously done will count for nothing so time is of the essence.

Then I would go on site and count every lot and note which lots appear vacant and which appear occupied.

A hole in the wall, for example, does is not magically appear as a result of the hole ferry.If it is something that may have resulted from abnormal use it falls on the tenants regardless of whether you can prove fault.

I would wait to make the jump into a full-time agent until you've set up systems for success and have a proven track record of sales also, remember its easier to get funding with a solid W-2 than it is with a 1099 in some cases.

After completing Property #2, my CPA said a few things that now appear time to resolve. 

I understand the value of networking and making connections, so I don't want to shut the door on the idea of working with other agents in the future to help me find and purchase properties.Second, does having your license in one state make it easier to get your license in another state?

From the pictures, this home doesn't appear to be tall enough to do the loft conversion.

Some servicers are easier than others to work with in regards to getting a sale cancelled.