I read your other post about your emphasis on managing your own money and not partnering.

If the Kwickset is similar, you wont be able to rekey the cylinders as part of a {multi}-master key system.We have opted not to use a global master (across all properties) as it would mean a larger rekeying effort when you sold a property .... plus our in-house building management system is beginning to fulfill this role as we move to zigbee/zwave connected locks.  

My undergrad is in political science with an emphasis in international relations.

This is very different from most currency within the global economy.

A newbie can get with a well established listing aagent and hold open houses for them getting current leads of people buying now or soon.If you want to find flippers, just stop at homes being rehabbed, if they aren't there a worker will tell you when they will be.The emphasis on finding cash buyers is waaaay over done, most large rehab organizations leverage deals, obtain construction financing and obtain loans.

I've never heard of them and your right about their site being a little sub-par especially for a "global" lender.

There are people who will try to push some sort of global "get-out-of-jail-free" cared (or, "get out of trouble with the state RE commission free" card), telling you that the Constitution protects wholesaling (not true), or that any contract can be assigned and that contract law will trump regulatory law (not true), or that by signing a contract you create an equitable interest that always and forever places you beyond the reach of state law and regulation (not true.)The real answer to the question, then, is "It depends."

For some global perspective, there are 83 billionaires in China's parliament.

It's funny how some people place such a huge emphasis on this question.

Is your emphasis on income, appreciation, a blend?