@Lynette Gryniak expect that, in general, nearly all underwriters (conventional or government guaranteed) are going to want to track down the original source of funds for the previous 60 days that are larger than about 2% of the total cost.

In Indiana we have a government website where I can do my own background check for free.

The online training doesn’t actually teach you how to be successful in real estate-it teaches you how to avoid getting in hot water with the regulators.

There is an exodus of investors and other businesses from California due to non-business friendly regulations and outrageous taxes, utilities, etc.

It's too short a timespan for a long-term lease on your home, the regulations in Nashville are too strict for you to do a short-term rental; you could do something like a corporate rental/rent to traveling nurses but then you'd need to furnish the house too.  

LONGER VERSION ON CHINA:The challenge is China press is controlled by the government, and the goal of the government is to keep power.

I still have my government job so financing for this next property shouldn’t be too difficult. 

Fannie's interest is lower than non conventional because the federal government guarantees those loans (it's an implied guarantee), not because your LLC has less credit. 

For the owner to get surplus funds they will need to provide proof that there are no other lien holders on the property whether 1st mortgage or any other city or government liens.

Has anyone felt the effects of regulations in those states?