So start with license then do a google search and some research before committing to anyone. 

But what you are looking for really is a no risk way to do something very risky without any commitment on your part. 

I will not be able to attend that meetup in Sherman Oaks, as there is another one on the same date/time in Long Beach that I've already committed to.

I'm not sure how he is getting others to commit to those terms but if so I would love to know and use his investors...

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With her fulfilling her commitment to keep the house rented, we kept ours, and quit claimed our ownership portion in the house over to our daughter prior to sale.So, how did the numbers look during ownership? 

I sometimes think that if I commit to one job, I’ll feel obligated to stay stuck in that spot.

I can't take credit (@Brandon Turner )I think you are spot on about where your motivation comes from, but another piece of your analogy is are you committed or is it just a desire of yours?

However, you would be committing mortgage fraud if you represent that you will occupy and then you do not.

I'd rather go with a wholesaler or local pre-foreclosure before committing to something on zillow that seems like a grab for an eager newbie investor...