However I'm having difficulty reconciling those aspects of real estate investing with my own personal ethics.I know Wholesaling requires both the intent to fulfill the terms of the purchase contract, as well as the means to do so, even if you ultimately end up assigning the contract to another investor.

It took two months for the buyer to come up with mortgages and fulfill is requirements, and got a closing date, sometime the end of 08-84.

You're going to see things like properties for sale fulfilling a 2.6% Rule and cap rates upwards of 20% in some neighborhoods.

If you have a Series LLC and are operating a few different “doors” through that LLC as separate “children,” you can structure a general Traditional LLC to fulfill the operations of those assets.

At worst I assume you'd just need to fulfill the curriculum requirements and take the exam again.

It’s an amazing and fulfilling, albeit arduous journey thus far!

I hope that BiggerPockets will help me fulfill my dream of becoming financially independent at such a early age.

@John Olsen yes you will have to occupy a unit to fulfill your owner occupied loan requirements.

Much like in The One Thing if you spend enough time on here, many of your other goals and aspirations will be fulfilled.

I’ve downloaded data from Zillow to get the average home prices and compared it with rental values to see what locations fulfill the 1% rule but this is just data and I want to compare it to actual experience from investors.