I'm studying the material, but only to educate myself.After reading J Scott's book and chatting with other investors I've learned that having a license can (in some ways) hold you back as an investor since you are held to a certain moral code of conduct as a Realtor...so, I'm taking his approach to it.His wife got the license, and he stayed without one...at least for a while...I believe he has one now possibly :-)Also, which course are you taking?

We often conduct an inspection, even if we are not making it condition of purchase.  

@Paul Timmins that is a lovely idea I thought of even conducting a seminar in Dubai that will lead investors from the region to the USA.

The commissioner may also conduct investigations when there is reason to believe that a lead exposure hazard, as defined in RSA 130-A:1, XVI(b) and (d), for a child exists.

If you conduct market researches now they may not be relevant by 2019.

The deposit can only be used for:(a) Reimburse the landlord for actual damages to the rental unit or any ancillary facility that are the direct result of conduct not reasonably expected in the normal course of habitation of a dwelling.

The tenants will try and get around this, good idea to conduct drive bys periodically 

Cooperative StateA Cooperative state allows licensed real estate agents or brokers to physically enter their state to conduct real estate business via property showings, closings, negotiations etc.

Were you conducting inspections to see if they were taking care of the home?

Of course the DOF blamed the owner for not notifying the agency,  Despite an apparent city inspection that was conducted.