Do I need to advertise my licence number here?  

People on the wholesale forum either are brand new and so believe or want to believe these unverified fictitious claims, or are so used to reading the nonsense put force by wannabe wholesalers that they just regard it as noise.

I'm looking to get my real estate license in North Carolina, in interests as an investor. I wouldn't foresee myself marketing to get new clients and such. More just being able to represent myself as the buyer of pro...

CameronYou may also want to check on a 203K loan, it allows you to buy a property, with renovation money, but you have to use a licenced contractor for the repairs.

Lots of folks will try to sell old stock a/c and be a little fictitious about it meeting SEER standards.   

But at the same time, I still say getting your lender's licence, figuring out the contracts, regulatory compliance and gaining a basic understanding of finance in areas such as LTV, interest payments, payments in kind, origination/ticking fees, etc....all that stuff is still 100x easier than wholesaling.

Operating Agreement, EIN and Licences ($199) [Operating agreement alone is $99, OP Agreement + EIN is $159]3.

I would also look into property management franchises like Grand Welcome, Itrip & others.Here are some specifics on those restrictions:No restrictions:Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, WashingtonRequires Real Estate License:Arkansas, Connecticut, Washington DC, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, OklahomaRequires Real Estate License & Principal Broker:Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, WyomingTexas requires a Realnestate Licence and for your trust account to be in your principle brokers name.  

I put this in because tenants tend to have a fictitious laundry list of maintenance items when they are being evicted so they can justify not paying rent. 

In fact, the only thing I could find was a Fictitious Business Name/DBA registered with the County of Los Angeles which was just filed May 25th of last year:Again, I don't know if they're legit or not as I've never heard of them.