When it comes to state specific study apps, I would still do a search in the app or play store (depending on your phone) and look for some practice test programs that have a decent star rating and high customer downloads.  

They don't play games with sellers.

Here are some examples of where "substantially the same" might come into play: You identify an undivided 2.05% tenant in common interest in a property but you actually end up acquiring a 3.05% interest in the property. 

How have you seen this play out with the individual owners in past deals?

Is it suitable for an owner occupants or strictly an investor play?

At this time play dumb and ask them what determines value and let them reply.

Many times, bids are won and it comes back on because bidders play games and bid too high to win and then don't want it.

For agents, we have to play to our strengths while incorporating new and creative ways to help our clients and customers.

Almost like you are playing wholesaler/bank all at the same time.

like all things depends.. many lots are worthless.. others are worth millions.this is were knowledge comes into play.