Basically I have most of the bases covered in understanding what needs repaired and costs/risks associated with those repairs.

I live on one, and across from me is the"club" b ball courts, boat ramp etc...

Both have basically the same rules as the IRS is concerned.

Basically, I would get paid for referring people to my brokerage company, but I would have no dealings in anything else dealing with the transaction.So I guess my question is should I go to the brokerage that will allow me to work part time just to get my foot in the door and then when I'm ready to go full time switch to a different brokerage?

I thought about super basic with just name, number, and email address and maybe some goofy slogan about making deals as a start.

Use a known brand and you can be relatively certain all the basics are covered (naturally, read your policy).

Basically it looks like you alrady know what to do this is just a long way of saying hello and good luck!

@Yuval Sadehhttps://paopropertysearch.coj.net/Basic/Search.asp...http://www.coj.net/departments/property-appraiser....

For some add'l context (this is also for the lurkers that'll come across this thread in the future), the last time a wholesale rep (a person who courts mortgage brokers for brokered mortgage business, representing a wholesale lender which can be a bank that also lends to consumers directly, a REIT, a CU, etc) called me all excited about their 80% LTV 2-4 unit investment program, their rates were north of 6% and ARMs.

They do end result or court enforces it.