You have to figure out the specifics for your investing strategy on your own.As a side note, my personal pet peeve at REIA meetings is the person (usually at their first meeting) who essentially says "I have no experience.

It is in a great school district and in an active area for recent sales.

When I started buying MH's in resident owned park communities or on private land and reselling them I obtained my RE brokers license once again because of the volume I was doing.I've been a developer by default as when I do purchase a lot/parcel and replace an old home with a new one or purchase an empty lot/s and develop them out I either sell them or keep them in my rental inventory.I've been dealing in distressed MH & site/stick built properties for 20 years and do a combination of all the above so I think it prudent to keep all my licenses and qualifications current and in good standing.Lastly, I've been a construction defect, park management/owner harassment, drainage and fraud expert witness, Industry expert for the California State License Board, consumer advocate at large for various TV, Radio and printed media outlets as well as a forenencis expert and consultant for myriad state attorney's general, district attorneys offices, county, state and federal agencies for over 20 years.

Though I have not heard of anyone getting in trouble in Maryland for this....I have heard it happen OFTEN in the District.

In the mid 70's it became popular to start using acrylic plaster which is essentially acrylic paint with plaster mixed in as a thickener versus a bonding agent.

Asking price: 273kAmount left on the loan: 124kAsking price for me to take over ownership: $68,950 (essentially ask price-mortgage + some negotiation around avoidance of realtor fees/closing costs,etc).

I took the agent practice test and passed by a lot (essentially was questions from my first year property course) so I plan on taking that test next week.  

We also started talking about house hacking which is essentially what we have been doing but speeding up the process and holding on to properties for only a year then deciding whether to rent or sell.  

Despite that turn-off, their materials seemed pretty good, and so I ended up purchasing it so my team can use the materials for their marketing campaign, so it was essentially a marketing cost :-)And I agree with doing your research on the speakers.  

Husband is Maintenance Man at local school district & wife is a Realtor!