As a result the government established the FHA and then Fannie Mae was created in 1938.

While I did take away some good bits of info, I generally have trouble trusting speakers who I know are there to try and upsell me on their program or whatever.

Give them the program from the funeral service and the death certificate listing the known heirs.

@Jason CarterThe only thing I will add is that the laws governing business entities are very state specific.

Or there may be a need to rebid, or get additional inspections, or issues with government agencies hold it up.Maybe the management company is having problems with bids, internal issues, bad manager, even a bad supervisor (yes, that can affect this).

You can acually break dow  that info by neighbourhood with realtor stats combined with your government stats.

You'll also likely want a relationship with another smaller local bank who can help fund the deals quickly.Carson Bank, Vintage Bank, Rose Hill Bank, Union State Bank, Stock Exchange Bank (Ark City) are a few of the smaller local ones I know would be able to act quickly and wont screw you on closing costs.I've personally used Carson and Union State Bank (formerly Relianz)  - Have spoken to Rose Hill and Vintage about their programs however have not ruled out using them in the future.I'm sure there's a few other smaller banks I've left off, but going off the cuff those are the ones I remember.

Hey, I am kind of in the same boat, mid 20s getting my RE licence to help with my investing, I was looking at RedFin they have this cool program called RAD where they train you while you make salary and full benefits, might be worth checking out.Cheers!

There are no long term examples, after wars, famine, government impropriety, etc it may occur. 

"Basically a Cleveland version of HGTV's Fixer Upper"IMO, these programs are so misleading that they are on the edge of F R A U D.Facts (ha ha, what facts) are sketchy and it's all dreamland.CAVEAT EMPTOR.