So I’ve recently come across information stating that there is some gray area as to whether you can wholesale in Arkansas or not based on the fact that you could be seen as doing real estate without a license.

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Obviously if you start buying 3, 4 or 5 "second homes" then underwriter's are going to start looking into this with a fine tooth comb and most likely find out if you have a history of getting rental income from these properties.That being said, I am helping a client get his 3rd "second home" right now in Arkansas.

Aloha,I am Farod Jackson, Born in Atlanta Ga, raised in Little Rock AR. 

Goals: scale and cashflow.Markets: currently have 33 SFRs across AL, AR, IL, MO, MS, OK, TN, TX, definitely looking to expand further!

Very good area (Northwest Arkansas) and good property to attract solid tenants.

https://armoneyandpolitics.com/university-arkansas-record-enrollment/ If you are wanting to get into the multifamily space there are some good opportunities and certain areas students like to be. 

This is my first purchase after moving to Arkansas and in this real estate environment, I had to think outside the box as this is the first deal to make it to the closing table in over 6 months of making offers.

Purchase price: $188,500 Cash invested: $23,000We just closed on this off-market turn-key duplex in my hometown of Searcy, Arkansas.

The STR property is in Eureka Springs, AR.