I'll stop, opportunities are endless in accounting and finance, every business as well as government involves your expertise.

Just trying to weed through the endless possibilities of REI and find our nitch.

Hello Jon,Surprisingly, zoning isn't the issue.It is truly and solely the HOA that stands in the way of my passion.And yes...what I do is considered a business.However, what I've read on endless posts as well as HOA policies I found on line...Very often NO home busisnesses are allowed, including sitting at a desk working from home...and is surprisingly, oddly, enforceable.I cannot fathom the extreme amount of control HOA's wield.Unfortunately, I don't have a choice other than to reside in an HOA...it's all that is available where I am.I feel these seemingly blanket rules imposed by HOA's are infringing on my human rights...I truly do.The right to earn a living in my chosen profession is being ripped away from me...not something I am in the mindset to accept without much consideration and investigation.My question remains...as innocent as it may seem...I truly just want to learn how I determine what my personal rights are as a citizen...and soon, an unwilling member of an HOA.

I've been at ETC for several years but lately it seems that they can't get things done without endless phone calls and e-mails.I'll take your advice on the alternatives to SDIRA's

As I've already learned within the weeks that I've been on BP, there are endless resources and great people to network with here.

Once you have a sense of the encumbrance(s) and property ARV, you'll better know if there's anything worth talking to the family about.Once I was running (jogging) behind another runner, who was pacing about the same as me, but for over a half mile.

Your profession should provide an endless supply of private money.

I read endlessly on BP, talked to everyone that would listen, and went to countless conferences, classes, etc.

It's one step forward to endless possibilities.

@Justin, I wish they would publish a book on the "rules of the blame game" regarding the mortgage industry; It was/is the economy, to easy to obtain a mortgage, to hard to obtain a mortgage, credit scores to high, credit scores to low, no money down, 20% down, underwriting guide lines to stringent, to loose, appraisals becoming parat of a management group, working as independant contractors, no doc mortgages, endless documentation, it was the mortgage brokers, it was the banks, it was Wall Street, loan originators being paid to much/to little and the finger pointing goes on.