You are effectively conducting business (rental property), which means a GA LLC should be owning that GA property and conducting the business in GA."

Tow very different networks and animals to conduct due diligence on.

I am conducting a commercial appraisal for a small office building (<5,000 square feet) in New Britain, CT and I need to pull some recent sales comps in the area.

Nothing is going to be having a real estate agent you trust in that particular market to conduct what most call a "competitive market analysis" to drum up an ARV for you.In the past I have used Redfin, Zillow, *******************.com and others.

This exposure will give you an idea about the different roles required to conduct the business.

Have you seen the thread below, in the Ask About A Real Estate Company secton, Wondering if a company is a scam or conducting fraud?

However, I have been using this clause: "Due Diligence: Buyer has right to conduct any and all due diligence and inspections necessary prior to closing." or ill put 10 business days as a timeline.Is this a solid clause?

FNMA has a 10 day period to conduct inspections in their addendum that cannot be altered so that was not a factor

If your not going to conduct home inspections for a side business or business I think that it would not benefit you to get a license.

I'd  certainly pay a company to conduct the title search (although I've heard it's not ALWAYS 100% effective.)