You'd be surprised at the amount of information that is available to the public without resorting to paying someone to do it for you.  

A hell of a lot less than what the general public thinks.Considering there is a 80% drop out/failure rate for first year agents. 

If you served in the Military and joined in Texas, or had Texas as your home of record when you joined then you will be eligible for the Hazlewood act- which basically is 4 more years of free tuition to any public school in Texas on top of the 36 months that you will already get from your post 9/11 bill.

There are many possibilities depending upon if safe harbors are used or what discrimination testing it meets.https://www.irs.gov/publications/p560/ch01.html

(By the way, I tried to contact BP support to ask if this was normal, but they said to post on the forums; I didn't want to be "public" with my question.)

I am interested in "House Hacking" into a multifamily unit as my wife and I both work in the public education system and don't have a ton of capital to start investing.

(I'll share this publicly, as we are all in this together).When you say "list data," are you talking about hoover lists like listsource?

(that's the real IRS code section by the way for teachers and public employees).

The danger of posting in a public forum is that you will get lots of opinions but not always informed, accurate and useful responses.I agree with @Jay Hinrichs.The primary issue at hand is that you need a seller who has capacity, power and authority to pass marketable title to you. 

Did you really just post that on a public forum?