Merry Xmas BP members; I'M still working trying to close my first deal for 2015. I'm looking @ property cards and there are some things I really don't understand what i'm reading like History, land, IMPR, Total, Marke...

Looking @ a property where owners are deceased whats my next move/nice property

and a person who subsequently had her license suspended (1 year) for violating several REC rules and NC laws incuding mis-apprporiating funds (operating and trust), was able to get her license reinstated.

Your statement raises concerns about code violations and triggers 'red flags' for me.

The law also allows individuals to seek punitive damages for deliberate violations of the FCRA.

I would be concern that you be violating the mortgage. 

A REALTOR might never say there is a 'standard' price because this would violate the laws against collusion on prices (I'm a REALTOR btw).

If this is the case, failing to disclose said defects would likely fall under both state and federal DTPA statutes and would likely also be a violation of the Occupations Code, as noted previously.

A code violation may exist but you not know because they are within the window to fix it and instead selling it.

Then be fair, firm, maintain the unit, respond to tenant needs in a timely manner and be swift in enforcing the rental agreement if a tenant violates the terms.Good luck!