I've been looking at property online to get a feel for the market and see a lot of mfh listed for 140 to 200~ in my area. 

I had read some articles online that even in joint tenancy, where multiple people own and are on title of a property, only the individual(s) legally obligated to the debt (i.e. named on the mortgage note) can deduct the mortgage related expenses (interest).

Taking that into account, here we go:I've never met an online, computer generated comp that I've liked.

The ending should read ****THIS is not legal of advice. please consult an attorney.

Not sure how you got your credit score but your online credit score isn't necessarily the same score the bank will see. 

2)How quickly can I complete a physical class in comparison to an online class?

Our partnership agreement is that we both are responsible for the everything, 50/50.The question is, How do we put the title into an LLC, legally so the bank won't be able to call the note?  

If so, is there any legal advice I could benefit from as we ensure our business plan, legal aspects are bulletproof?

I suspect it came from either online shopping or the recent Equifax fiasco...

Getting the license makes a lot of sense now.I will tell you that there has been a number of occasions where disclosures were not given to me, especially the Agency Disclosures.In fact, one Broker was representing both the Seller and myself just recently and I never received the Dual Agency Disclosure.Another problem I see is in the case of a building that I bought over 6 years ago which is past the Statue of Limitation for Real Estate lawsuits, the legal use of the property was mis-represented by ALL parties, including the Agent, the Broker, the Appraiser and the Attorneys.