But hey…maybe you have an uneducated seller..there are plenty out there, *FSBOs cough cough* lol jk…sorta.This is common knowledge, but it does still blow my mind how much money some sellers will leave on the table for a cash offer instead of a financed offer..

I know of a few ADU facebook groups that seem to be a wealth of knowledge for people building them or intending to build.

If I place complete trust in my PM's knowledge and expertise, but they take advantage of my ignorance, how far does it have to go to become fraud?

Knowledge wealth building investors can do wonders with the ability to sell “subject to” with approval for such stated in the deed of trust or mortgage instrument.  

About 5 years ago, I decided to get my RE license as I kinda predicted legislation being put in place against wholesalers (which slowly seems to be happening) and my thought was if I was licensed, I would be able to continue marketing to home owners (not to assign, but only to purchase for my own flips/rentals) So, I'm seeking guidance on a business concept that encompasses my knowledge, experience and licenses.

I am a systems engineer with very little real estate knowledge, but I enjoy the learning process and have been able to teach some close friends and family.

She told me that my knowledge and experience is valuable.So, I'm trying to see what can I offer to the community. 

Quote from @Lindsay Heller: College is a terrible investment except for a few specific fields.If he wants to invest in real estate, he'll need money, credit, and knowledge.

Would love to connect and knowledge if you are interested.

Get out in your spare time and inspect the available listings--product knowledge is one of the major keys to unlocking success. 3.