Me and my partners are likely going to be purchasing our first property before the end of the year, something that has being on the top of my mind is that two years ago I filed a consumer Proposal with tanked my credit score for a reason. when purchasing properties as a syndication, would any potential deals be hindered if one of the partners has a bankruptcy?

As a new investor, i plan to make wholesaling the base of my foundation and wanted to ensure that being licensed wouldn’t hinder my ability to pursue this in any way.

Iin my case, 2 decades of building up a NYC Real Estate Portfolio was good enough for NYS, after I demonstrated I had enough points to meet their qualifications.I also opened up my own Brokerage Firm, Work Hard Realty, for the purpose of buying to add to my Portfolio of Properties AND saving the Buyer's Commission.It turns out that for my situation in particular, there was a lot of things I did NOT know which became a hinderance, until I got around them.The most important was that if I was NOT part of the local NYC MLS, I was not able to get the Buyer's Side Commission info.

I feel I could be a great real estate agent and it would be a good way to make money until I started investing but if I could find a way into real estate before I’m 18 ( unlikely but not impossible ) then I think it would be more of a hinderance and something I’d have to schedule around, but then again 2 years of struggle could give me access to mls listings for the rest of my life.

Did this hinder you in anyway?

For the rest of the stuff, if it doesn't hinder you on your first deal than go after it.

I am aware that student loan debt, especially defaults, can hinder the process of getting a mortgage, however his past 2 years of employment are steady and sufficient.

Personally, that's a fear of mine is being under-educated but I don't want it to hinder my ability to start.

If anyone could help just pointing me in the right direction where my low credit score won't hinder me. 

I am in the process of house hunting for a primary residence with my wife and was wondering if a HELOC on our jointly held property will hinder my wife and my ability to get a loan for our first primary residence purchase.