You're a bit off on gender, but I don't see what that has to do with the price of tea in China.

@Jay HinrichsHas this method already been used to get $$ out of China.

Stories like this make me think twice investing out of state, but I have no choice if I want to continue to invest in real estate (I'm in China at the moment).

Then came back with 6.875-7% when challenged about that rate he referenced the China tariffs, how big they were, etc.

If we did not need licenses for this activity why even have them .. why have a real estate brokerage requirement in all 50 states.. why not be like China no license anyone can sell any real estate they want.. 

Hey Christopher, I've been wholesaling and flipping properties while living in China for almost a year now.

Also finished high school at 15 and went to China to teach English for two years and saved quite a bit.You can start young, but don't expect anyone, even a family member, to lend you money to invest if you can't show you are capable of saving some for yourself.

What was unique was the fact that I live in Shanghai China, and the property that I bought is in Atlanta, GA. 

Any investor living in Shenzhen China? 

Before jumping into products or targets,I would suggest setting up a solid base.For me that means:- LLC/inc. in tax favorable state- 800 FICO / 80 PAYDEX- $100K in untapped personal credit- $100K to a million in EIN/LLC/DUNS untapped creditONLY THEN look around, research the market,and jump when your brain/gut/heart align.Today Zillow dropped 20%, California/NYC offers are down 25%,Australia/China/Canada are down 20-40% depending on the data...Save your hard earned $50K for the right moment with a strong base!