Hi all,I currently work as a loss control specialist which involves taking photos and conducting property inspections/surveys for insurance companies.

He conducted the on-site inspection of the property, sent me photos and was there with the Home Inspector.

You are a business woman conducting this as it should be a Business.

I think you might be confusing sales that are conducted from tax sales in Georgia.

California Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 3-300 states:"A member shall not enter into a business transaction with a client; or knowingly acquire an ownership, possessory, security, or other pecuniary interest adverse to a client, unless each of the following requirements has been satisfied:(A) The transaction or acquisition and its terms are fair and reasonable to the client and are fully disclosed and transmitted in writing to the client in a manner which should reasonably have been understood by the client; and (B) The client is advised in writing that the client may seek the advice of an independent lawyer of the client’s choice and is given a reasonable opportunity to seek that advice; and (C) The client thereafter consents in writing to the terms of the transaction or the terms of the acquisition."

My question to you all is what do I need to know about my area and where can I conduct my research in the next year to be able to buy with absolute confidence in Jan. 2018?

Most sellers with any legitimate experience will not expect buyers to conduct due diligence and close in 10 days plus 1 on 96 assets.

The latter will hold your hand (in a consultative manner) and help you conduct all your due diligence.Keep things in perspective: the turnkey model is nothing new and has been around for a very long time.

I came across “Real” brokerage that advertises you have the ability to conduct business in multiple states as long as you have a valid license in one of the states they have a brokerage license (FL & PA are both on their list).

On top of that, they conducted business with an AOL email address.