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.

I want to activate my inactive WA license in Seattle so i can pounce when I’m ready to invest but obviously prefer not to pay monthly desk fees.

If you want to see some work in action, head toward McGregor and it's on a side road, on the right that runs parallel with the main road.

I also got my real estate license, but let it go inactive due to relentless MLS and Association fees.

If there is a way for a novice to get this done in a day I'd sure like to see that in action. 

I agreed to provide a loan from my SDIRA LLC to their LLC to put one of the plans in action. 

Has the site seen a decline in activity, or perhaps I'm posting in the wrong area?

As a brand new landlord, they may or may not count all or any of the property income until you have a couple years tax returns to back it up with.Keep it simple until you have a firmer grasp on how things work, for every person on here with a "I got rich and retired in 3 years with real estate" story, there are a million inactive accounts of people who got over leveraged and lost their seat at the table.Required reading:The Richest Man in BabylonThe Millionaire Real Estate InvestorGood luck brother! 

Hi I'm a CA real estate agent, I'm currently inactive and work on a referral basis.