From what I have seen it is typically the offices that are trying to recruit agents, not the agents trying desperately to find an office unless you're trying to get a job at a larger company where it is a salaried position requiring a RE license. 

Not vinyl modern doors for sure.

When that has happened  (rarely)  I make it a point to stop by their house or office and ask them in person why they apparently deliberately deceived me for their own gains.  

Good afternoon , I am a new builder in corpus , focusing on modern design I'm also interested in partnering up with a developer to get my vision and scale it to a bigger form and build specs and short term rentals simultaneously.

If you don't mind, give me a call at the office and I'd be happy to help you get started here, help you achieve your goals and refer outlets for education and networking and other professionals.

My office is in Carlsbad and I can help work through it and verify the numbers.  

@Laurence Bealer AMP is a great one, my fiance is a loan officer and even before he started working there, I was recommending them to everyone.They are great people and they know what they are doing.

I am an Army Engineer Diving Officer, and I am a young investor in Panama City Beach, Florida (25 years old) with two properties currently.

Every municipality is different for permits, If you've got something locked in contract I'd go down to the construction office and ask them for a list of required permits and their associated costs.

@Achraf El ChurafaMy experiences have been: When the deed is recorded, the Recorder's Office typically asks for the HUD-1 (or purchase agreement for properties transferred outside of escrow).