Before you know it you will have 100's of units all paid for and be financially independent.  

I have my Purchase and Seller Agreement, Affidavit of Equitable Interest Contract and a Bird Dog/Independent Contractors Agreement (I have someone wanting to send me smoking hot deals but wants to know I wont screw them over).

Kansas and Missouri require a qualified, independent inspector and the report to be attached if I choose to terminate the contract.

As we own several investment properties already and are small business owners, we are having a difficult time getting this one financed independently. 

Hi Matt,I have done some independent consulting to Zillow as an investor.I also made a lot of $ shorting Z when it got to $135 the other week.I own  multi families in Ballard, Fremont, Capitol Hill.

Further, I strongly recommend anyone seek independent legal advice on any specific transaction contemplated after January 10, 2014 prior to any consummation II.

So, the Dodd-Frank Act does hit you after all.The SAFE  Act is incorporated into the Dodd Frank Act, so it's provisions are a part of the compliance requirement under Dodd-Frank.Next, the SAFE Act states (paraphrased) is that the Act is to cover ANY method, system, plan or other ploy implemented with the purpose of evading the intent of the Act.There is another issue in law that sees any closely held corporate structure, parent, subsidiaries, affiliates or other independent entities as being held by the same or similar beneficiaries of interests as being an affiliate relationship, they look behind the door to see who benefits.

Certified 203k Contractors have been formally educated and tested on the 203k and properly vetted through verification of license, insurance, references and financial stability -- all done through an independent third party.

They will take a higher split on your commissions, but the training, help and exposure are totally worth it.At some point, after, some experience, you can transfer to an independent broker with emphasis on investment properties to launch your career as a broker/investor and eventually start your own brokerage company.That is what I did :)

I myself live in Florida and work as an independent contractor I have a number of assignment with different companies so I also locate FSBO properties to a group of investors.