I agree with @Dawn Anastasi, @Dave Carpenter, @Jenkins Ramon and @Robert Taylor that it's much better to work with the inspectors than against them.Next time I buy a property subject to the CCI or Residential Rental Inspection program, I'm going to call the inspector during the due diligence period and request a pre-inspection.

One recommendation i would have for you is that you start at a bigger percentage company with an agent training program before you go to a 100% commission place.

Do you recommend any training programs/mentors?

My friend owns and operates a construction company and has government contracts and owns a shopping mall, his contracts have an average of 1M and has an varies between 2-4 a year, foreign assets are around 2M.So to wrap the story short: 1.

If you like that pawn shop environment, don’t miss out on the fun to be had at USA.gov, which is where United States government agencies liquidate real estate and also other assets that have come under government ownership, such as airplanes, jewelry, art, vehicles, antiques and computers.

I have some clients that have used them and they have a pretty decent program for rental investors, but things move slow around there...

@Christine Ong There are programs that are 30 years.

Fannie Mae has unveiled a new program that allows previously excluded sources of income.  

Both Long & Foster and Coldwell Banker have good online programs for licensing that work well with busy schedules.  

Are there any landlords that have had experience in renting to homeless  veterans through the HUD  VA program?