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I don't want this to be a long post so I'll just point out the red flags....Claims to have been a realtor,marine, gone bankrupt & now says he makes 300K a year with his company that writes software for phone apps.

I insure my rentals for as much as the insurance company will allow using their software.

I understand the financial/time burdens of obtaining a license, but I feel as if reliance on a real estate agent to submit an offer and show me potential properties will really hinder my efforts.2.)

If your LLC has paid employees, then your LLC must have its own EIN and report and submit payroll taxes (withholdings) for the employees under that EIN.  

The appraisal came back in the morning of the 6th and I receive a notification that the file was submitted to underwriting with a 24-48 hr turnaround time.Meanwhile, the seller flew in from Florida on the 6th only to receive an email that we need an extension to the 16th. 

I was a mortgage broker for a short time years ago, I would submit a loan to Countrywide's wholesale department only to have my client tell me they got a call from Countrywide's retail department with a lower rate that I couldn't possible meet let along beat. 

I'm desperately trying to find a 40 hour/week job but I keep experiencing setbacks- like my school misspelled my name when they submitted it to the state board of nursing TWICE.

The S-Corp would have its own expenses in running a management company (office supplies, software, etc.).  

You should only be submitting an offer to purchase a sellers property if you intend to purchase a sellers property.If you want to bring a buyer and a seller together while making yourself some money that is great.