I just received approval from NYS for my LLC (Long Island real Estate Enterprises.

Below you will find the courses requirements at the California Bureau of Real Estate. 

Go to the Fair Trade Act, Fair Trade Commission, the Uniform Commercial Code, RESPA, Dodd-Frank, the SAFE Act, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, gosh, there are dozens of laws that can be applicable but bottom line, malice, ill intent, fraud, deceptive trade practices, misleading others, taking undue advantage or just plain cheating someone. 

Kurtis, If you do not your loan and want to report this company, report them to the Federal Trade Commission at the following link:https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/criminal-liaison-u...The FTC’s civil enforcement actions shut down fraud and get restitution for consumers.You can also contact the Better Business Bureau and report them there as well, they will investigate the company and get back to you on their findings regarding the case.https://www.bbb.org/scamtracker/us/reportscamThis is a good place to start.Hope this helps.

The only thing you can do is to report the wholesaler to the Better Business Bureau or to the real estate board.At least you can report a bad realtor/agent to the real estate commission.If more wholesalers would get transactional funding or at least buy the property subject to and get on title, then sell it, you own something and you are within your rights as an owner.And homesellers can get on with their lives.And an ordinary realtor without using creative financing is stuck with Cash Buyers being their only option to make a transaction and to make a living.I wish more agents thought  outside the box and used lease options, sub 2,  installment sales, etc. to complement their "listing only" businessGary Keller of KW wrote a book called "Shift" and in chapter 10 of that book is on creative financing including lease purchase and wraps.Go Red Sox Nation! 

The Toronto Movers you choose may be the difference between thousands in additional costs by the means of hidden fees or damages.To protect yourself always check useful sites such as the Better Business Bureau, Homestars, and the Canadian Association of Movers.

I learned about Enterprise Zones and my business just happened to be located in one. 

My goal is to replace my income through investing and other entrepreneurial enterprises.  

In order to help my tenants establish or reestablish credit, I would like to report their rent payments to the credit bureau.

After you get some experience and have some properties then you can better assess whether or not to make it a full time enterprise.