I'm in Duluth/ Superior for a week with a work conference.

A Landlord Friendly - don't forget the word - State (the way i see it) is a State who's laws and taxes arent heavily against the landlord who conducts correct business practices.

I will be sure to conduct my own due diligence as well as be up front with any agent I'm working with to ensure that we are both on the same page. 

OR we can meet at my office conference room if we are under 20 people.  

As an investor and lender you must conduct your diligence.

  ( example, Nike will conduct the manufacturing of shoes under different entity and conduct the retail shops under a different entity.)On top of that, you save on self-employment taxes if you do flips under S-corporation.

🏠 FHA loans require an appraisal to be conducted by an FHA-approved appraiser, which includes an inspection of the property to ensure it meets certain standards for safety and habitability.🔎 The required inspection can lead to a higher possibility of a remedy (seller fixing items) being needed during the appraisal.🤝 Some realtors have a bias against FHA loans because of the required inspection and the possibility of a remedy being needed, which can affect sellers' perceptions of FHA loans.

One of my responsibilities as the buyer was to conduct an 'inspection objection'.

Would you really want to do business with someone who intentionally breaks laws and rules, who doesn't conduct themselves in an ethical manner?

If that is the situation, you will have to be persistent and if they drag their feet, let them know you will file a complaint with the appropriate state agency that oversees ethical conduct of realtors/brokers.