Park your vehicle a couple houses down and walk by the house a couple times and see what you notice.  

A lender (bank, credit union, second tier) is going to look at your income and your ability to service your existing debt (credit cards, vehicle, mortgage, rent, etc).  

Okay, that is precisely what I am asking.

We all need an insurance company for our vehicles, for our medical and for our general insurance needs.

So I was originally thinking about wholesaling to start but after listening to some podcasts it seems like that is really difficult to do since it involves much precision (one of the casts recommended it for the experts). 

After doing research and soul-searching, I eventually decided that real estate is the most interesting and exciting wealth vehicle for me.

Monopoly taught us a valuable lesson we took for granted in terms of green and red houses and hotels, but the real key to the 'real' game is to change your perspective from being an earning employee to an entrepreneurial acquirer of assets - through your lifetime, and ideally, onto your heirs lifetime(s).Focus on asset accumulation, whatever the vehicle or vehicle(s), and you will see a vast horizon beyond your current 40k mental construct. 

Then get your pro forma very precise during diligence before close.Hope this helps.

In South Carolina you may absolutely call or go down to the Department of Motor Vehicles with the subject property serial number or VIN.

To state this precisely: The rule does not incorporate any exceptions for businesses based on their form of organization.