@Ned Carey  I guess I am just old school and a lot of this goes to the three C'sand intent.. the three C's being character capacity and Collateral I think you need all three to be a RE professional.. be it wholesaler,, builder developer, Real Estate broker etc.And so much of this goes to the intent or the lack thereof and the deception and the justifying it because this is what others tell them to do..

Effectively, the 401k or IRA would be acting in a lender capacity so the note payments would flow back to the retirement account and continue to grow on a tax deferred basis. 

However, when she set the thermostat at 74F it would run constantly and not shut off.I have spoken to two HVAC technicians and they have both suggested that this may be normal operation in that each AC system is rated for a given capacity of cooling, and if the rate of heat entering the unit is greater than the capacity of the system it will run constantly.

I have 0 experience in real estate and I'm not sure if it's something I will eventually be able to do full time and enjoy doing my job everyday or if it's something that will just contribute to my finances but I know it's something I want to learn and do in some capacity.

Therefore, this will effect your DTI and borrowing capacity.

Each are usually at or just under full capacity at any given time.

I've heard of people using google docs (somehow), globiflow, click2mail all in some capacity to do the mail merging and mailing of the letters.

They want someone competent, licensed and with a demonstrated capacity of successful prior projects to perform the repairs such as gutting a bathroom and kitchen using skills like plumbing/electrical/tiling and basic carpentry.

Sorry.If your seller had capacity transfer title, if you had the documentation ready, and a plan, and some money, you too could likely profit from this opportunity.

I am currently a 24 year old architect in NYC but I have decided I want to change course slightly and become a real estate professional in some capacity.