Think about it -- if you have the option to buy from some random person that may or may not have any integrity or buy from someone who is licensed and is to some degree overseen by one or more regulatory agencies, which would you choose?

An agent that has the social graces, connections and experience to specialize in "luxury homes" usually won't pull anchor and move to NJ.....I'd think.

Which is like a business social security number.

Socializing with kids/grandkids. #2 was done by 88% -entertaining close friends. #6 was same vein- watching kids/grand kids play sports.I always read books with a pen.

I could just take a couple random classes (online if I want) including Real Estate Principles and Practices and Income Property Appraisal, etc.

However, I would give you odds that any randomly selected turnkey deal is indeed a rip off.

I've never understood the fear of giving out your number as it's on every single check you give out to every random person.

and random piles of trash typical of people of this character.

Maslow said human needs can be prioritized: physiological, security, social, esteem, self-actualization.

Generally, to be eligible for an FHA loan, you must have a valid social security number and have lawful residency in the United States and be of a legal age to sign on a mortgage in your state.