It seems like theres a lot of economic growth in certain areas of Central/western Florida, Columbia SC, and Atlanta GA.

No expert, but the way I understand it is you receive a down payment for the home, whatever you negotiate. 

These would both include basics in accounting and economics courses.Which one would be more beneficial for a job as an acquisition manager?

I would like to get opinions for any of you experts on home inspections. 

For 203k it would be crucial to have a lender that is an expert in doing these loans.

Logic and economics 101 says your colleague should list the property on the MLS: more exposure almost always = higher sale price and/or better terms for the Seller.Btw, I realize it is probably in your client's best interest to buy off market, but do you carry any responsibility for acting ethically in a deal that could come in front of a judge? 

Give them an overview of the economic and demographic trends and the industries that drive the economy.

It depends heavily on which college and the level at which its impacts the economic fabric of its community.

Should I be searching for CPAs who brand themselves REI experts?

Hotels/Resorts have historically taken a large hit during economic decline, BUT do Vacation Rentals get lumped in with hotels OR do they offer a cheaper alternative and continue steady?