I am using a contruction loan and line of credit when doing this.

I am using the extra cash to throw at the principal on higher rate loans.

And that's why I am using trulia and property shark as well as the town tax assessment website.So, on property shark I keep finding a lot of properties that have a quit claim deed and then a mortgage on top of that.

It is always amusing to me that lenders don't see the "relationship" as a two-way street.

Right now I currently work a full time job where I have a whole lot of flexibility but not quite ready for the leap into real estate full time, at the same time I have a side carpet cleaning business that I am using to build up some funds for my wholesailing business, I want to use my wholesailing business to give me some experience in real estate investing, would it be the smartest idea to have my part time carpet cleaning business while trying to start my wholesailing business.

BTW, that isn't the exact wording I am using, but you should get the idea.Regarding immigration status, read this next link; nothing says you would be wrong to ask, so long as you ask the same of all applicants.http://nlihc.org/article/fheo-issues-immigration-status-and-fair-housing-faqThen there is this other thread that goes into whether a landlord gets in trouble for accepting an illegal alien:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/82056-renting-to-a-mexican-citizen-living-in-the-us

I am using my Solo 401K to do hard money loans.

Here that doesn't seem to be an option to do both so yeah I may have to look at a different strategy than what I am used to.

@tigerM thanks for the help, I am using income as well as references but when I asked about paycheck stubs they have none because they get paid in cash.What do you mean by good I.D can I ask for copies of the bank account?

Like going on those rides at amusement parks that take you really high up and just drop you down.