In Florida: A title company has to have a "title insurance agent"  licensed by the Florida Department of Financial Services and appointed by their underwriter(s) to issue policy and conduct closings.

Property Walkthrough: Conduct a final walkthrough of the property just before closing and document its condition.

This gives a record of their conduct and in the event of trouble, past police reports will be very useful.

Maybe in that state it is not forbidden but it is unethical conduct IMO.

What I was mainly getting at is, when you are coaching others about conducting similar transactions - it wouldn't matter whether THEY are licensed or not!

@Justin Frank the thing is that these folks likely use an LLC to conduct business other than mentorships. 

I'm a 21-year-old Canadian eager to invest in Atlanta, Georgia after conducting thorough research.

Seek advice from professionals and conduct thorough research to make informed decisions.

Chiming in with my two cents on what process & cost would look like for permitting a previously unpermitted ADU in San Diego.Similar to bringing an illegal addition into compliance, it would require drawing a plan for the existing ADU (typically $2-3K), sending it to plan check at the city (planning, building, and fire), potentially conducting an exploratory phase where walls are opened up for inspection with the city (typically no more than $1-2K for opening walls and repairing them), addressing anything in the structure that is not within compliance (cost will of course depend on what’s going on with your structure), and paying for any permits (typically $1K).

I am required to execute a disclosure statement with the County Building and Zoning Department to conduct bussiness at my home.