@brandon hall is the person I hired to handle all of my accounting.

We've also thought about hiring an assessor, but I'd much rather have two people's opinion than just one and at $300/house a double assessment is getting a bit too pricey. 

Now my RE agent told me that the aunt/ caretaker of the owner (who was living in the house), which is also in foreclosure, has decided she owns the property (without giving any proof) and has now hired a lawyer so apparently now it has to go to probate? 

I'm new as well and simply looking to make connects through BP virtually and in person if possible!

This was probably not the best thing to say on my part however, I advised the hiring manager that I am in process of obtaining my Maryland real estate license.

I do agree that there are a lot of "gurus" that take your money and then pawn you off on "hired coaches" that have no knowledge of you and/or your goals.  

When you evict her you absolutely must follow the steps or hire an eviction attorney otherwise she could drag this process out much longer.

My office is just starting to hire new agents.

I have even heard of someone hiring a experienced person to go down an pull them.

Looking forward to meeting virtual and also local associates in this space.