And, the owner's lender, the seller, will be in a NON-OWNER OCCUPIED status as I had mentioned above ( don't really understand why that question came up later, guess no one reads my posts) for loan purposes and insurance.As I also mentioned above, you need to check with your state on how they view an RTO under the SAFE Act.

We have a full scale marketing plant that includes SEO, facebook ads, google ads, published articles, youtube videos, blogs, social media...and the list goes on and on.

The solution that seems to make the most sense is to just keep things status quo.

There are however, several license status categories.

Looks like the next big thing in Social media...

You don't want your end buyer spending money (or you spending time) without being able to verify important aspects of the subject property during your due dilligence such as ownership, encumbrances and legal status (whether or not the property is in foreclosure).Visit your county recorder's office and learn to search title yourself.

I do not think brokers can disclose family status (or color, religion, sex, disability,...) of the neighbors.

I see the activity feed to the rightr and my profile picture, status, etc at the left but no bar graph for profile completness.

Aside from the chaos today, we're soon going to be better integrating the other social sites to make it easier to share your BP stuff over there.

If they seem to have a fair grasp of the items above, I'll ask more, such as the status of the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC and see what they can tell me.