The redemption period varies but a deed issued as part of a foreclosure only effectuates a transfer after the expiration of the redemption period (Take that Winkler!)

Prices vary significantly there, but it is a good upkept neighborhood.  

When I get a new house to work on sometimes my wife calls them therapy houses.

I understand everyones financing of deals varies but when I look at spread sheets Im having a hard time determining how much personal capital is invested in the deal vs the profit.

I own an office unit that houses my massage therapy business.

Obviously this is going to vary a little bit per area and I will also be doing some of the more high dollar work like a new service drop and a lot of the heating/cooling install myself.

Every State is different and varies in pre-licensing requirements.

Classifying neighborhoods is difficult because locations can vary greatly "block to block" as most are saying.  

This just varies really.If an agent is giving credit for a stove for 500 and the commission is 10,000 then that is different from a 75,000 house and a 2,250 commission.The agent isn't getting all of that as you have the broker split and any reduction the agent agrees to without the brokers consent will be taken out of their portion.

Just make sure you ask about the wear layer, as it can vary greatly.