Is it feasible/legal to be an independent licensed real estate agent in all states?

He is also independently described as living  in dirty conditions in a series of properties and is known for this.

I like Grandview, Independence and Raytown.

IMO, you focus on cash flow to live off of and to achieve financial independence.

But assuming they DO NOT challenge..My question is - could the State of TX or other jurisdiction act independently of this harmonious arrangement and file their own lawsuit against me (the investor/seller), if they found something deficient in the contract?

Personally, I invest for cash flow because that's what's going to allow me to be financially independent.

I found this property, and think it would be a nobrainer: http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/fsba,fsbo,for...If I bought for the cheap $15,600 price, and tried to turn around and sell again for the Zestimate and mak...

So, back to Aaron's 33% gain, that is way above the 10% (6%) a Realtor would normally charge for effecting a similar transaction, in the best deal, a Realtor might take a buy side and a sale side on one property, at 12%, so 33% is exploding with predatory aspects.Now, good for you, you got a valuation from an independent party.

If they have lived at one address for 5 years, has worked at one job for 8 years, and you can independently verify that the letters you received aren't forged, I would go for it.  

This is another area that can be a little tricky (but honestly, if you're getting anything for that cheap - you'll probably be just fine).Regarding your title search method, I think the low purchase price can warrant this approach, but rather than just relying on an online service to tell you this, it wouldn't hurt to do your own independent title search (looking at the documents that the county has on record), just to make sure you're seeing ALL of the relevant details, first-hand.