Mark Pedroza a question stemming from what you just said... if you hold a real estate license, but want to sell your personal residence FSBO, can you do so?

@Bill Krayer My concern mainly stems from two places: 1) If I'm in the business of getting properties under contract with only an intent to assign the contract to another party it can be argued that I'm committing fraud since I'm entering a contract with no intent to exercise it. 2) When I perform the actions described in bullet point 1 it can be argued that I'm performing a net listing because I'm agreeing on a price with the owner of the property and then I am agreeing on a separate price for a higher amount with a 2nd party.The wholesalers I know in my area perform a double close so they don't have to worry about this since they are taking 100% ownership prior to listing and selling the property.

All my education and success in REI will have stemmed from BiggerPockets some way or another and I plan to create a Monthly meet-up in the Chicagoland (If there isn't one already).

If this helps, it basically stems from the question I've been mulling over lately, 'if one of my property becomes vacant, how will it impact my other two properties, and how much of the cash flow from the other two properties can I use to offset the costs of the third?'

There is no evidence of termite infestation, but I will inspect and treat as necessary, then build a stem wall for that part of the foundation.All utilities are at the site.This is a large lot, the back of the lot is 30 yards away from a railroad.

We get a good amount of investment stemming from NYC here in Connecticut.

As far as I am concerned, they saved my kids' life.And no,I do not personally use cannabis in any form. 

If you want a STEM or professional career... then clearly it IS worth it.

Which, of course you can.My disagreement with David Niles stemmed from some misinformation on his part.    

This is not an individual lease, but one that they are all 5 responsible for individually and collectively.Her complaint stems from a pest control issue that began in late October of last year.