Advertising or holding oneself out as offering any services described in this subsection; [PL 1987, c. 395, Pt.

@Caroline Widjaja, The PPP was for those with W2 employees (to include oneself if that's how they paid themselves).

There are quite a few guidelines in the licensing course on how the ad for a listing should look like, but not much on policies to adhere to when placing an ad for advertising oneself as a realtor.Any tips from this group for a first time would be great.

Greetings, fellow Big Pocket Brethren,I was always told that talking about oneself was bad manners, but I suppose there are exceptions (this being one of them).I am a returning real estate investor.

One would probably be asking oneself at this point, I am still working on gaining the experience, acquiring knowledge and adopting the hustle mentality.

Incredibly deep Abyss to look into and inform oneself about with a myriad of information to go through.So far:Accredited Investors are defined by the SEC as having $200,000 of annual income per individual ($300,000 per couple) with the expectation of that continuing, or a net worth of more than $1 million, excluding the value of the primary residence.Ive also included some information straight from the SEC below and their link.Hope this helps others in a brief breakdown, so far on what is being an Accredited Investor in short.Here's the link:http://www.sec.gov/Here is a quick breakdown of what Ive learned so far on Accredited Investors:

The reason for this is to protect oneself from unknown liability.  

@Jon Klaus  Hahaha I agree eliminating oneself does sound to be the best option@Karen Margrave  Yes it is my last name but can be a difficult one to live up to at times :)@Lynn M.   

I always thought the whole point of any kind of documentation was to protect oneself if he/she had to go to court.I guess I (like many others I'm assuming) would like to get into the SF game but it seems the barrier to entry is sky high with all the new regulations.

@Les Jean-Pierre you can combine multiple accounts into one self directed IRA or Solo 401k.Almost anyone can set up a self directed IRA, while Solo 401k will not work for everyone.