Some banks though may still use stricter rules though.This is probably not the latest announcement from Fannie Mae, but it should help clarify part of your question.http://www.homefinder.com/content/Buying-Guide:Fannie_Revises_Investment_Property_Guidelines

The tenants are all lower middle income and seem very content.

Therefore, I was wondering if anyone knows of a tutorial that is laid out 1-2-3 so I can read/watch content and learn wholesaling in order?

A lot of the content that is offered for a fee can be learned via forums like this and/or through your readings, etc.A mentor is a great resource as well.

Check out WIDI (wireless display) technology. http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-wireless-display.htmlBe aware that there are more laptops with widi tecchnology on the market, than those listed on intel site.You would also need an adaptor ,as listed on the page..push2tv 200o seems good.http://www.netgear.com/home/products/hometheater/media-players/PTV2000.aspx#So basically after that , anything thats on internet/in your laptops dvd player , will play on tv.

They require it because they don't want unnecessary liability, which I completely understand (if I had agents, I wouldn't want them using anything besides the standard contract either, but again, not because it would be illegal).If I were to get my brokers license, I could create my own fill-in-the-blank contract and use it to my heart's content.

I work for eastern union we are the fifth to largest In New York with over 5 billion in fundingyou can find plenty of content about us onlineyes there are scammersbut realize there are also legit companies that have done legit business just make sure you do your due diligence and find a legit brokerage Originally posted by @Joshua Dorkin:It seems like every time I look up, there's a new "commercial lending" or "commercial funding" company that has popped up across my networks.The individuals offering these commercial loans are always offering somewhere between $1/2 million and sometimes even $1 billion in loans.

Be sure to spend time reading the forums and blogs -- there's a ton of great content to help you with your budding real estate investing career.

One problem with MRE's are their high fat content as they are designed to support the military in a war zone.

I found a great article here: http://www.propertyinvestmentproject.co.uk/blog/using-a-company-to-save-tax-on-rental-income/ (hope I can post links, not my content)But it is only relevant to the UK.