I don't' see why you would have to disclose in another State.I  would suggest asking your instructor that is teaching your course.

Kind of like Clark Kent and Superman, if that makes any sense, I'm primarily looking for experienced, seasoned, or even novice investors to teach me a few "tricks of the trade".

It's been great in teaching them about money. 

My Name is Ramsey Kheshen, I am from Pacific Grove Ca, I work 5 days a week teaching our troops a foreign language, I am a new investor working at it part time for the time being, I spent over 15 years in sales.

Ongoing learning and a passion for teaching others continues to be a very enjoyable part of my successful real estate investing career.

Why is it that everyone that all these people that claim and/or seem to be so successful (Brandon Turner, Mark K, or any number of others) in RE are working so hard writing books, teaching seminars, running websites or some other way of using their "success" to make money by educating others.  

I know the guy that teaches this course really well and in certain instances you may want to use land trust.http://www.louisbrown.com/productinfo.php?

While the numbers did work out (on paper at least), it just came down to my personal style.

Then figure out what style/type of investing you want to do.

All that said I love older homes and have owned a few  however accidently digging up your septic or opening a wall to find it used to be a shed teaches you to be cautious.