Yes there are small businesses moving here and yes there is growth in the tourism industry (we hope....post-COVID), and yet the new administration wants to eliminated/severely the oil and gas industry, which tend to have higher paying jobs.

It might be helpful if you check your local community college, small business administration sponsors free classes on accounting, also you can hire a quickbooks professional to help teach you how to set up your accounts and reports so you can get your data how you want to see it.  

And a lot of online systems that use address validation databases wouldn't accept an address that doesn't exist in the database.

Real Estate school teaches you the basics, but you want boot camp style training to really get you up to speed to sell....dealing with buyers, sellers, lead generation, marketing, building your database, what conversations to have with your database, etc.I think it is pretty tough to have full time job and be a casual real estate agent, at least in the beginning...that doesn't mean you can't be part time, but you really need to think and implement a strategy to be successful and competent as a part time agent.For some brokers you will need to sell that commitment to them. 

I know people who have administrative assistants overseas who they pay hourly to submit hundreds of contracts a day on the MLS.

You can search tax data bases and or buy a list form companies like Listsource.

They have one year after receipt, or the three year administrative period (whichever is longer) within which to redeem

Last administration tried to cut red tape current one though we are back to tougher rules for development at least on a federal level. 

While I used to be a moderator, I've never removed any posts...most moderators leave that up to the site administrators.  

I disagree with people saying why would you sell your house to a wholesaler when you can do it yourself well the fact it, that home owner doesn’t have the database like a wholesaler does to get them out of their property or if your roof or kitchen is blown out it’s pretty hard to get an agent to sell your house.