And for what it is worth, I would venture a guess that the Outer Banks real estate scene is much different than the farm country on west side of the sound.

In a worst case scenario, If I had to bail on the whole scene because they won't consent to a subleaser or assignee( I don't know the legal term) What will it do to my renting history If I just move out?

Yet, behind every good deal there is a lot that usually goes behind the scenes.  

Most people have no idea what goes on behind the scenes and once you see the amount of things that happen for each loan, your head is probably going to spin.With all that said, it is a great industry.

I like to think I helped unsuspecting newbies (one did inbox me behind the scenes thanking me for my questions) as well as out of state veterans avoid making a bad investment.Again, great work with the keyword system.

Again I'm very new to the scene and was kind of putting a cap on what I could theortically offer on the property while still turning a profit based on a worst case scenario hard money loan.

Chase Quickpay, Wells Fargo SurePay, and Bank of America transfers are all the same service behind the scenes (clearXchange).

I once did a house that was previously the scene of a well publicized homicide.

But in the mean time, I was thinking of ways I can build up more REI money while networking with my community of investors.I've got two ideas:1) Start a blog on the local REI scene, collect emails from investors and send out a "bird dog" newsletter that would include deals that are profitable on paper.

Plus, the lights come with a clip so that'll make things interesting.As for the technical solution, if a DMX relay block doesn't work (I'm guessing as I've never used DMX before), then I'll simply hook up to a relay unit, Raspberry Pi as a controller, and write some code for scenes and animations.