The person selling the house is the heir to the house and they went through the probate process in Massachusetts where their mother died.

Besides, they always have extra open houses you can hold to develop your clientele.After few sales you'll be an expert on the process and won't need any training.Well, it might take longer if you're doing it part time though but you'll get there.

I believe in MO there is 1 yr redemption period but there are 4 yrs that an interested party can challenge the legal process, meaning that they can not challenge the title itself but they can challenge the County for the foreclosing procedure (example, missing a proper notice etc.)

Heh.You are of course free to use whatever lender you wish, but consider that your agent helps a dozen or more people through this process per year, whereas most consumers get one mortgage every 4 to 7 years.

Eventually looking into renting out the entire property and moving into a new home.Can someone assist with the process of converting the garage into a rental unit and how to go about getting the permits for it.

I think it's becoming easier to recruit as people see the stock price move up and the streamlining of processes are getting better every day.

My tenant stopped paying rent and we began the eviction process.

It just may be a two step process instead of one.

@Naomi W Scales sorry I didn't catch this post sooner but I would suggest that you ask your lender a few questions in the interview process to see if they are any good at lending on investment properties. 

Hi, I am in the process of closing a 20 unit deal in Montgomery, Alabama.