The red home pictured was done with the Zortrax M200, which has proven to be a reliable & consistent machine.

That means you have a contractual and financial interest in the property, which you can either assign, or close on and then resell.I'm a REALTOR®, and wouldn't complain if you needed to be licensed to do it, but no license required, just leads, negotiating skills, buyers, and the ability to accurately estimate ARV and rehab costs (or a massive marketing budget).

They do have several machine shops though that do prototypes.

It is going to be up to you to choose your priorities and choose what gets you closer to your goals.If I had a time machine though...

I've also seen "sound machines" advertised at places like Walmart that are supposed to help block out unwanted noise, but I've never tried one.

We have one wholesaler that is a machine and we might have 15 deals listed for them at once.

This is straight from the Chicago Association of REALTORS website:A reminder that the Chicago Residential Lease, and all of CAR’s forms and contracts, are an exclusive member benefit for use only by Chicago Association of REALTORS® members or those who are party to a transaction facilitated by a Chicago Association of REALTORS® member.

-for-sale kiosks (think soda machines).

Real Estate allows cheap leverage because of the assets available to secure the loans, rates are lower to get a loan on a house, than on a machine that stamps out ipod cases for instance, because next year the ipod will be bigger/smaller/thinner/fatter whatever, and your machine is obsolete, since real-estate has such a long life, its cheaper to borrow against, right?

Threw the old couches, mattresses, dressers, general trash, diapers, etc into the swimming pool, ruining the plaster, smashed all the water turn off valves under the sinks and washing machine with a hammer, tub full of **** and urine, clogged with a towel, toilet pulled from the floor, stove and oven smashed with a hammer, etc.