So for example, if someone is in distress and they're willing to let their house go for $30k under market value, I have to legally inform them that they are selling at under market value is that correct?

Make sure to check out the Bigger Pockets Blog: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/It is full of great information.

Or what I do: when I have a question, first google the question with 'bigger pockets' attached to it, there is tons and tons of information on here.

We use www.aaascreening.com We always have a report back in 48 hours and then they update the report as they get more information.

You will find an abundance of information on this site in many different forms like, webinars, forums, podcasts, articles, blogs, posts and books.

@ Valentina NaumenkoThank you for that information

There is a wealth of information here in the forums.

Hello, I'm Paula and I've been interested in real estate for quite some time now and I'm ready to make that next step.Throughout my research, I did not come across any information suggesting whether or not a real estate investor should form a business entity, such as a LLC or a S-corp. 

Unfortunately I dont have that information.

Find a structural engineer and a good foundation company...unfortunately, there's not enough information for anyone here to be able to tell you what to expect...