@Brie Schmidt   correction  I know you already started your empire congrats on expanding it.I just wanted to illustrate how important it is to have the three C's if your going to succeed and build a portfolio using the best rates and terms.. you Need Character ( banks look at this these days don't think they don't) Credit ( obvious and you need stellar credit ( walk from bank loan and your toast) and Capacity ( need to prove that you Actually make money in the industry have reserves and can weather some storms which we all know every day is not sunny).

They are smaller in capacity and dries REAL SLOWWWWWW.

I already have a network of extensive clients and investors I could get substantial funds from.For it to be worth my time versus transacting capacity only I have to get commission going in and out, equity percentage, and cash flow after investors are paid.

I know this cannot work so well in bottomless offerings but when you are at capacity always on the product and service you can offer, its nice to be selective as to whom else you can work with.

He said; As with a trust, lenders do not exercise the "due on transfer/sale" clause when real property is transferred to the same individuals in an official capacity.

If you have no credit or very low limits you will have a lower score than a higher capacity that you have handled well.2.

If an agent makes a commission for being an agent in any capacity then they have a legal obligation to pay their broker.Again as Random shared with you, I would recommend as a beginning wholesaler to use contingency clauses, or less affectionately called weasel clauses, that will allow you to back out of the contract.

In addition to property-specific plans, it's a good idea to also have a "big-picture" plan of your investments--where they need to take you, how, and when.As you increase your knowledge and capacity, the big deals will come, and you'll know you're ready when you automatically focus on the pitfalls before the rewards.4.

If you find you are exempt under some statute that doesn't mean you're free to lend in another capacity!

After 3-4 years, it would be difficult for me to return in any serious capacity at all.But, I know some people who could leave their jobs for the next 10 years and then return pretty easily making about the same amount of money.