I am unaware of any state that does not allow you to collect advanced rent, but I am not an expert in all states. 

Sign up for the live crash course the weekend before your state exam.  

My brother and I (who both have history of doing multiple live-in flips over the years) recently consulted with an attorney, started an LLC, purchased the BP state-specific forms, and have purchased one single-family rental thus far and are closing on a second singe family property that will be a flip later this month.

Most courses will be the same as others, picke a county/state, scrub the mailer, and send out the mailer.

Of course one can hire professionals with those skill sets, but for me and my family living in a new city where we didn't know many people, managing and budgeting for large scale renovations would have been a really difficult task when we were starting out our real estate journey while also navigating full time work outside of real estate simultaneously. 

Hi everyone,I recently decided to start out of state investing.

Anyone familiar with the neighborhood who can give an out of state investor an honest answer?

Yes, unless stated otherwise. 

In NC, and I'm sure in other states under comparable forms, in the 2-T standard form (I don't have a current copy) under 5(b).

It must have the axles removed, registered with the city, pass an inspection, and have the title deleted.