I will take your advise and look for some local meet up and research more on out of state investing. 

Previous owners have no federal "protecting tenants at foreclosure" protections; however, some states may have a redemption period (Like North Carolina) where previous owners may redeem the foreclosed property by paying an upset bid.

There are a lot of reviews stating that these courses may not be that helpful at the end of the day, so I thought of reaching out for some help here from realtors themselves as to what they would recommend based on the practicality and ease of courses that give good results generally to prep for the realtor exams.Thank you

You realize, of course, that by law LLC's in every state, must allow you to view the tax returns. 

With the newly passed lead laws, the state seems to be getting much more strict about demanding landlords have a Certificate of Conformance for lead based paint issues on both the inside and outside of the house.

Every state and city has different rules.If we had a signed lease with a move-in date, we would have charged rent from that move-in date.  

The property is Puerto Rico and I'm a resident of the State of Florida. 

In my state you can have a license and be inactive, but you can't really "do" anything with an inactive license. 

Personally I wouldn't rent to anyone without a rental agreement stating the terms and a small deposit.

MY NOTICE STATES THAT PAYMENT WAS ISSUED ON 2/29/2024...WHEN SHOULD I BE EXPECTING THE PAYMENT?