Real estate investing is a long-term game, and it may take several years to build up a portfolio that generates enough income to support your lifestyle.While it's natural to have concerns about starting real estate investing later in life, it's definitely possible to achieve your goals with the right plan and mindset.

I got my roof inspected to assess for any concerns on my way out.

Inspection report came back with a few things, but the one that concerns me is foundation problems.

I am concerned in your excitement to start that you've overlooked a problem. 

I am a recent graduate from Texas A&M university and a few months prior, I was considering getting into Wholesaling.I learned that with Wholesaling, there were so many pitfalls concerning wholesaling, legalities that one needs to deal with when wholesaling properties, so I decided to look at another alternative route instead.One of the areas that caught my attention was being a refferal partner for Real Estate and Private Equity investors.Do you guys know what states such activities are going to be legal or illegal?

The tax situation is more of a concern.

My concern is that I am putting myself in danger of being uninsurable moving forward if I go that route.

It sounds like they are primarily concerned about AML though.

What I disagree with is over-leveraging.Too many investors want to buy, buy, buy with no concern over how much they are leveraged.

I would send a letter to the tenants that the registration has been brought to our attention by a "concerned neighbor."