@Sham Soomer in FL these are the requirements.Be at least 18 years of ageHigh school diploma or equivalentUnited States Social Security numberComplete 63 hours of approved pre-licensing instruction within the last two yearsPass the Florida sales associate examPay the $89 fee and get fingerprintedSubmit the applicationI assume it’s the same in other states.

The status showing is "New Suit."

I anticipate I will begin receiving distributions from the IRA in the next three years or so (and then begin paying Uncle Sam).The reason to become educated is so you don't inadvertently make mistakes in self dealing - which would invalidate the tax status of the investment.  

Also, keep in mind that an ownership change, such as in or out of a trust or LLC could cause you to lose your status as a grandfathered unit. 

It does not have the social environment he wants and he has become unhappy living there.

When I regained my civilian status, I moved back to Texas (where I am originally from) and hired a property management company to lease my military home.

Additionally, communication regarding the status and making sure that their move in day has not changed probably would have tempered the situation

Grades go on your transcript and it follows you around like your social security number. :-). 

The only upside is our tenants are really going to bat for us on social media (which we are avoiding because of the risk of this mess getting even further out of proportion).Has anybody been through anything like this?

Feeling like a total rookie which might be acceptable bc I am one, but I don't want to stay in rookie status.