Homesearch.com requires you to setup an account on there website but,no email updates or status are ever provided throw the site.

Second, research...im sure most of your questions have already been asked so search the BP site or simply google what your looking for...Third, reach out to individuals....sent them a private message, or email them but make is simply and clear what your are looking for.Don't worry now about setting up an investment company....you most likely cannot own any RE in the US until you've moved and have some landed status so until then just read and learn whats out there....and finally you wont really know what you like and enjoy until you start getting your hands dirty....experience will uncover your treasure!

It will probably take a few transactions before you earn that trust status with the broker.Do not use a residential broker, they will treat it as a residential purchase and most likely either miss something crucial or screw up the deal some other way.Erik

They can provide guidance and clarify the status of the property.  

That seems to be the current status of criteria and who knows if that will change: does it sound like a good plan?

If it was damaged by water, I am thinking maybe you need to make sure at least there's no foundation structure issues with the house, and also check if there's health issues.

I have been told by both a county health inspector and a very good home inspector that it takes repeated "cooks" for a home to pull a positive test.

It's free to sign up and, wherever you're living, they'll automatically keep you posted via email on the status of anything that you mark as a "Favorite," as well as sending you new listings based upon what you've previously viewed. https://www.redfin.com/city/5832/WA/Everett/real-estate#!

It means you'll have more expenses - that's for sure.Maintaining health care for your family is very expense.

If all this wasn’t enough in supporting the status quo, a few legislators and DORA working with the CAI have proposed a Bill (even before the law is fully implemented) to change licensing rules to further promote CAI educational courses and membership, allowing the CAI to partner with and complete DORA responsibilities of credentialing, testing, and grading CAM applicants, and gaining exclusions selected CAI members.Licensing of CAMs in Colorado is truly the fox watching over the henhouse and exemplifies why it is so difficult to bring trust and participation from citizens in our government.