I recently shifted my career to focus mainly on real estate investing, so I'll need some help with creative financing as I don't have a standard 9-5 like many others.

The biggest mistake I made in my RE investing career early on was being so conservative that I only bought homes for cash, i.e.

You will make way more money by working with honest, ethical, and knowledgeable professionals in any field. 

Being law enforcement in my first career I read a lot of laws, regulations, codes etc... on a daily basis. 

However, my perspective is more cautious, driven not just by statistical analysis but by firsthand observations in the field and insights from investors and developers across the country.

I had it prior but had to make a career choice about 5 years ago when I was working for a dealership because it was too time consuming to keep it open. 

Early in my career, this really bit me in the tush and I am seeing many investors walking right into the same trap.

If it released all at once and moved the length of a football field the damage to the County would be absolutely insane.....

I do however believe proper coaching can accelerate you in a given field but this does not appear to be it. 

This way wronged people can file a report against registered wholesaler and those who deal with wholesalers would be assured that he is not a convicted swindler and career criminal, but someone without criminal records.