If so, just take classes and get your license then work with a Realtor company.Don't steal - the government hates competition.My goal is to start flippingIs it that easy to become a realtor?

At the Federal level if she is living in the home and its 4 units or less, yes she is exempt from antidiscrimination laws.

But in some cases where some government agency is involved it could be a legal matter ("the people vs. party B".)

Search for it here on BP.You can't do an option and seller financing, either or, not both.Sounds like you're into guru stuff, see an attorney, there are new federal seller financing laws, the SAFE Act, search that, get to know it if you want to do FS deals.Sounds like you could simply finance the option price on a lease option, it's not a second mortgage.Sounds like you need to study before you leap, but see a local attorney to put this together.

The new federal laws require that the note has to be in default 120 days before foreclosure attempts can begin.

If Atlanta does not post something on their city government website, and you do not know of anyone to ask in your community, perhaps look for some Atlanta-based investors in the amazing orbit of Bigger Pockets.

They no longer do so if I want to sue I must file a federal lawsuit and the attorney was hoping I would to stop the practice of defrauding the public!

I work on a lot of syndicated deals - a partner in a syndication may have lien rights but it will be delineated in and subject to the JV's operating agreement/corporate governance documents.

Hopefully for federal you are generating a passive loss with depreciation, therefore no federal tax on your rental income.

http://murray.seattle.gov/murray-constantine-city-council-declare-emergency-announce-new-investments-to-respond-to-homelessness/#sthash.DTi5L6ea.dpbsMayor Murray Declares an emergency granting him some pretty powerful abilities:(from FAQ PDF)How is the City working with state and federal governments to address this issue?