One of the BIGGEST and most "popular" mistakes to believe and make in "wholesaling" is that you get a property under contract and people will come running.

California has three ways to become licensed:1 CA Residential Mortgage Law Act License "RML" or "Mortgage Banker" through the CA Department of Corporations which requires a large governmental approval like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac or HUD Full Eagle in order to apply2 CA Finance Lender License "CFL" through the CA Department of Corporations that allows both brokering [with CFL Lenders only] and lending [but not table-funding]3 CA Real Estate Broker License "DRE" or "Mortgage Broker" through the CA Department of Real Estate which is the broadest and most popular CA mortgage broker license but cannot be used from locations outside of CA.A Mortgage Broker licensed under the California Finance Lenders Law (CFL) of the Department of Corporations, is also referred to as being a Negotiator, or having a Negotiator License.

So when I am looking for my next book, I go through the show notes trying to find the next most popular book.

Yet, in many neighborhoods, the possibilities are only limited by funds and imagination.I know of an old neighborhood in Dallas that was transformed into a very popular neighborhood for the nouveau riche.

This gives plenty of time to find some one and it's a popular lease date.

Regulation A’s, in the past, have not been popular.

Some companies hijack your name to keep your business, including a very popular one you see advertising on TV.I design my own websites, host the websites with a global company that has numerous repeater data centers, and register the domain with a totally different company.

@David C.OMG, ever since I saw the gross show about hidden germs and infestations in hotels / motels I've been extra precautious from the point of entry no matter how expensive or popular the hotel.

Again, just my opinion.I think the southeast is a very popular area for investors.

I also want to add nearby properties within a manageable distance from the farm for buy and hold/rent - perhaps something on the coast in a popular Chilean vacation area.