Fortunately, I also have a W-2 job that provides well for my family and me, however that will not last forever and I need to start working on things now, (or at least very soon,) for that eventuality.Losing money is a primary concern, but inaction comes in at a close second. 

Yes, if I leave my BD, the licenses will be inactive and I have 2 years to find another BD before I would have to re-test for all of the licenses.

Through inaction (waiting til term)I am guaranteeing a loss of 2-months rent ($1900).

After your meeting, ask if you can go by one of his job sites and see this stuff in action.

I was was supposed to close on a property yesterday, but the seller has been MIA (missing in action) for about two weeks!

From my limited experience seeing turnkey companies in Rochester NY in action, I tend to be a skeptic but try to keep an open mind. 

I did a Maryland case search and it shows a close/inactive Foreclosure Rights of Redemption case closed 5/17/19.

Cities can in act a new law or new code stating that certain areas assessed value will only increase at it current rate until a time that there is a rehab or re-development done on the property.

If it's in active foreclosure, you may be subject to some pretty stiff rules about equity stripping with an unsuspecting homeowner.

A Bank's legal department does not typically have anything to do with REO properties, or even properties in active foreclosure.