hey BP, was curious about the possibility to use notes to finance deals. is this something that is practiced commonly?

Clearly if you want to destroy an entire industry, you should hire me right now and then practice your evil laugh until the market, inevitably, crashes.)After more than a year without full-time work, I'm in no position financially to start investing in real estate...but I'm planning ahead.

Practically speaking, you should at least call the various government offices that may have information about liens.

All that information, however, is useless without putting it into practice.

I am of course trying to find my state's specific regulations, but I thought I would throw out the question to the BP community.  

WalletHub recently compared the 150 largest cities across 13 key metrics, such as sales per agent and the annual median wage of agents, to find out the best places for real estate pros to practice, and the mile-high city won out.

I am brand new to the REI practice, just getting my feet wet.

Per NC law, you legally need to give 30 days notice to any month to month tenant to vacate (it may actually be legally less, but this is best practice). 

The truth is that some of what you learn will not be used in your day to day practice (i.e. - how governors were elected, how many seats are on the state board, etc.)  

In other words you cannot require 4X rent for the unmarried couple and only 3X rent for the married couple.I would recommend reading up on fair rent practices just to protect yourself.