See FL statutes 475.42 and 475.43.Also here is a guy that can help if you need him:https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/unlicensed-practice-of-real-estate.html

First is whether you would be able to run your business from this location from a regulatory perspective. 

To that broker you are a warm body. 

If she cannot find a new place by then, sheriff will give her a 24-hours from 9/30, then sheriff lock her out from the property, you hire a locksmith to change the lock, then sheriff will post a big yellow tape at the door that “no body can enter”, and she will just sleep in her car or sleep on the street until she/her social worker can find her a new place.

With this FHA loan, you'll be giving up a lot of control to the lender, cutting your cash flow significantly, a ridiculous ~4.5% annual Mortgage Insurance payment, will be subject to annual audits and regulatory costs, and high up-front fees with long closing periods. 

@Daniel Liska in MI, a property management company must be licensed, so you could reach out to the department of licensing and regulatory affairs to file a formal complaint.

Two universities will be opening their doors there next calendar year with a combined initial student body of 20k roughly.

He had that "I am hiding bodies" look, lol.

Especially when dealing with foreclosures.See https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/u...

I am looking to see if any body here can recommend a local (long island) hard money lender that would work with first time flippers.