For ex: a wholesale in GA while picking up a turnkey for myself in VA. 

What are the differences you look for? (Ex

2) If I did decide to exit before the deadline, there will be such a run-on-the-bank that my notes would sell at a huge discount (in addition to the loss of value described in #1).Maybe I should look at the silver lining and jump in and buy a bunch of discounted notes on Folio.Text of e-mail:A Message from Prosper and Folio InvestingWe are writing to let you know that as of October 27, 2016, Prosper will no longer offer the Folio Investing Note Trader platform, the secondary market for Prosper Notes.

Bigger discount rate (60-75% of note principal balance) will apply to notes that are: new note, no payment history, low interest rate under 7-8%, long term (over 15 years), paperwork issues (dod frank compliance for ex.), undesirable markets, long foreclosure states, and few others. 

Hmm;  Just like a day trader on Wall Street, the REI REQUIRES that you understand:the market itselfrules of the engagementand fundamentally,  THE NUMBERS!

I am also a very novice options trader, and barely making any money with that... but I understand that is long term project that will feed me and my family plenty in the future; just like real state investing.My goal here is to meet like minded people.... and I know there are plenty, but they don't know who I am, why I want get into this business.

Would a day trader be excluded from using their funds?

Barney Trader

I've invested in stocks and FOREX for years, but haven't ever taken the RE plunge.

When a bank decides to sell some non-performing notes, it tells it's traders to put them out for bid and those traders go to other people they know or to whoever their bosses tell them to go.