Hi @Orlando Paz I'm glad to hear about your interview.If it were me, I'd pass.

It's not that hard to pass the test. 

Hi, I am a wholesaler, so I usually pass my deals off to other investors, but I have come across one that is just too good to pass up.  

We're probably going to take a pass on this particular house, but I'm trying to learn something from it.

After passing the course, I didn't feel ready to take the exam, so I purchased a different text book (Florida Real Estate Principles, Practices & Law) and read that.

They get paid by speed and what will pass the quality control department at the BPO mill. 

If the numbers don't work for your investment strategy, you may want to pass on the deal.

It's a real shame when people try to pass of junk deals to others.If you need a property walk-through next time, let me know and I'll do it if I can.  

(I'd say 5x if both combined).Both have higher education, previous landlords are the college housings...rent or pass?

@Taylor Reichert When you have more experience you will learn that problems are opportunities.Your prospective seller(s) have a problem in that they are unable to pass marketable title.If it were me, I'd determine if it was due to a prior break in chain of title, a current secured creditor or a competing claim for control by another a heir or beneficiary.