Trust me, I DO plan on actually getting an education in real estate to get my RE license but just not for wholesaling since it’s not required.Thanks for all of the knowledge, except for the unnecessary part of calling me uneducated.

It seemed completely unnecessary if you know how an LLC shields you from liability.

so i was busy today....eating a rushed chinese take out lunch in my mechanic's office while he fixed some thingamajig on my truck...as a lot of you know, i've been working my rear end off on a 14 unit rehab...well it's pretty much done and i've been getting about 30 calls a day to rent the apartments...so in the middle of all these calls, i get a call from MasterCard saying my credit card has been locked due to some unnecessary charges and to press 1 for more info.

Policy makers have responded by imposing higher regulatory burdens on landlords.

I would follow up with your attorney to double check and avoid any unnecessary pitfalls.

My main concern is 'capital preservation' and to make sure that I am not dragged into unnecessary litigation...

The Denver market is filled with legitimate renters looking to make a good home and good neighbors so ultimately I decided that, considering everyone's feedback on this forum, it was an unnecessary risk given the scope that these growers wanted to achieve.

Just keep in mind that there are many regulations imposed upon you from your state and your brokerage related to wholesaling while licensed. 

... absolutely nothing .. j/kI think votes are good at pointing out good posts without needing unnecessary responses.

You can designate multiple replacement properties.There’s long been debate about how many properties you can designate and what conditions you can impose.