I don’t fee comfortable giving out my social security number to anyone , honestly.

Historically though condos don't bring much equity but do bring high turn over, repairs, evictions and fees....this  means more risk. 

Licenses are not free and becoming an agent comes with thousands of dollars of set-up and ongoing fees so it would be best if you plan to sell homes to other people, sell homes for other people, or sell your own flips.Can't speak to what goes into getting an inspector license as I am only a Realtor.

@Alex Tadros and @Robert Garcia  look at some of the REI meetups at meetup.com - I really like the TVREI which meets on Wednesdays once a month and has speakers and a small fee, and the Saturday coffee in Temecula the first Saturday of each month. 

Also, are there any hidden costs or taxes one should be aware of when investing in Albuquerque?

You won't know until you try, if the offer is good enough I'd assume they would just save on the realtor fees and sell it.

Couldn't be a better move to get into a small multi while interest rates are still low and you can offset living costs.High expenses can be a hidden areas of revenue.

They also received a 7 day notice to quit with the fee btw.

I have a property under contract, my attorney discovered a home equity line of credit for $30,000 on the property with an additional $10,000 in unpaid fees.

Can it be done without their service, is it an efficient and effective method to collect data "real time" in one place with enough value to warrant the monthly fee?