I've heard of people having the funds within a day or two of applying.The loan is direct deposited into your checking account and can be used pretty much however you see fit.

I'm good at self study and have done licensing exams like this before; I used to work in finance and insurance so I'm not totally new to the whole licensing exam idea.

It looks like they have failed to make payments since April (we have been paying rent on time, auto-withdrawn from bank account).Ideally:  I'd like to have the loan/trustee waive all fees and interest, potentially lower the asking price ($10,000 discount on a $160,000 outstanding balance of a home that would likely appraise for $185,000) and we'd immediately go through the purchase process as is.Do I need to bring the Trustee into the discussion with the owner at the same time to make this deal go through?

Did you encounter any opposition or criticism of their services from an attorney or accountant?

Most of the transactions will be mirroring my property account the PM, entering transactions, making sure things reconcile I have a 12-unit property and plan to have more in the same company file, so I have followed the advice here and other places and setup classes and sub-classes like this:- 123 Retirement Blvd-- Unit 1-- Unit 2...I have also setup Customer, Job, Sub-Job with- 123 Retirement Blvd-- Unit 1--- Jane Renter-- Unit 2--- John Tenant...So, now I'm going to enter rent from Jane Renter.

Only recommendation there is to carry umbrella insurance, which you should have regardless.Your banker is correct on all accounts

Looking for a savvy real estate account here in the metro area to add to my team.

I keep receiving notifications in my email that another member wa ya to connectI follow the link, accept and then nothingWhat do they want, why do they want to connect and then don't contact or do I need to pay for a PRO account to see if they sent a message 

I literally created my account a few minutes ago, and this website has so much on it, I really don't know where to start.

If you and your wife ran a sole member LLC which earned income that needed to be reported on Schedule C, then you can each file your own Schedule C for the LLC in order to properly split your SE tax between your Social Security accounts.