You need to research your state's property code and find out the exact process for an eviction.

I'm sure he/she was referring to an assistant.Of course laws differ by state, but I know that here in Tennessee the law is very explicit about what exactly you can and cannot do without a real estate license (this comes up all the time, since busy agents often hire assistants and it needs to be absolutely clear about what they are allowed to do and what must absolutely be done by the licensed agent).

I had a question for which I wanted all the experts' opinions...For tax purposes (lowest tax possible), what is the best business structure (LLC, Corp, etc) for a rehabbing business?

can some one please explain the tax benefit of setting up an LLC in Nevada for the purpose of real estate?

tell me more about this assessor's office check thing you did to find this information - how and what did you look for exactly?

And what exactly do you intend to build on it?

i don't know exactly what you mean by this

I just happened to browse to the HUD section on this site and found exactly what you were saying about being an owner occupant.

Did you ever wonder why appraisals come in at almost exactly the loan amount for home sales?

The purpose of running a business is to make money, not be a social agency.Mike