Thanks @Charlie MacPherson yes I know the attorney is the best way. 

I use Charlie Hilleman with Stifel. 

But since neither Charlie nor I are attorneys, you should ask them directly. 

@Charlie Hampton I will be sure to check it out

Hi @Charlie GranadosI would recommend driving for dollars in your desire neighborhood and locate properties that may need some TLC and reach out to the seller. 

@Charlie MacPherson Thank you for the example!

@Charlie MacPherson @Devin Johnson The Fannie Mae Homestyle Renovation program does allow for Single Family Residential investment properties however it does now allow for multi family investment properties. 

Originally posted by @Charlie MacPherson:@Kurt Michaelson  This topic has been beaten to death around here, but here's the quick summary:Certainly in MA and as far as I understand other states, representing a property for sale, lease, transfer, etc. in exchange for anything of value requires a real estate license.Wholesalers (and the gurus that rip them off) insist that they're not selling real estate - they're selling their interest in a contract. 

@Charlie MacPherson Thanks Charlie!

@Charlie MacPherson It definitely is an expensive area for a suburban area.