My main focus right now is going to be wholesaling,  but i want to make sure that is within the state regs and completely legit obviously.  

Take for example, RealtyMogul.com, which claims to be a crowdfunding platform.

I can say this platform is awesome and has a lot  to offer.

Greetings,I'm in the midst of analyzing which investment route to take, either a multi-family (duplex) or a smaller mobile home park.From my side, I see typically more upside potential with purchasing a commercial mobile home park as you can possibly add more leasing spaces & there's more acreage to work with in terms of opportunities for additional income.What are your thoughts on this & what are the general pros/cons of both investment platforms?

@Spencer ShadrachI have found if I get a legit property in a good c class or up neighborhood that meets 1.5% then it is movable. 

It is simply an online platform where communications occur, and documents are stored, between the banks and those negotiating short sales.  

You will want to identify a few quality companies by researching here on BP and then chat with 2-3 at least.For static investments such as a single note or private stock, a custodian held account can be cost effective (Trust companies).If you will have a more interactive and time sensitive set of assets in your plan, a plan that offers checkbook control like the IRA LLC or Solo 401k will provide a more responsive platform.

Hi does anyone know the requirements in Baltimore City for ceiling height when converting a basement to a bedroom for it to be a legal or legit BR?  

How was the application process as compared to a true hard money crowd funding platform?

Our real estate brokerage is planning to switch our transaction management system to the dotloop platform.