Seems like everyone here also like real estate, so I figured I'd ask for some tips.A little background - I work full time in tech field, but I ALWAYS had a passion for investments.

Yes, per my numerous conversations with Zoning and Planning officials, it is permitted. 

I have listened to numerous podcasts, read some books (including Josh and Brandon's newest one) and the main theme after doing some research is to obviously get on BP and start networking.

I think this is super simple as a licensed agent.. your not a wholesaler.. your an agent working in distressed asset field. 

:@Bosko MijatovicWhy does mel have a poor credit score He had to pull numerous loans to stay afloat 3-4 years ago.

I would love to hear others advice on this situation just coming from someone with more expertise and experience in this field.

This is the same city that has been in the news for having deadly mold in their police and fire stations and city hall is falling down with numerous stories about how the building is partially condemned.

He has done numerous things incorrectly and the workmanship is awful.

Now, they give me class training, field training, software access (monthly fees) and access to mentors.

Maybe I'm just a gullible newbie to the field, but I do truly believe there are some good companies out there that will be helpful and want the best for people.