No sense trying to be around the bush with that idea since it doesn't stand to serve grandma's best interests.  

The downside is you do not get in class training and you do not have an idea of what might be on the next state test for sections to focus and study on.In GA after 3 years actively licensed and in good standing you can go for your brokers license.

I don't know if I'm keeping revenue from BP, I hope not... but I can't stand autoplay audio.

You will still help the seller, you can give a good deal to a legit investor, I assume you will stand to make a better profit if the rehab goes well and you can leave the other jackhole with his tail between his legs knowing he lost out on a good deal and killed the golden goose since you aren't going to ever bring him anything again.  

They let me do stand-alone landlord policies without needing primary or auto.

PM me if interested, he's a stand up guy and knows his stuff.

One caveat: there are fees you have to pay to your broker, the state and the MLS every year, whether or not you intend to sell anything ... those fees will just keep you in good standing.

Account Closedsaid, a quick check with an attorney or title company will let you know where you stand. 

If they are due a surplus, they are probably already getting at least a dozen letters so you would have to really stand out. 

I just came across this house selling platform called Faira.