Still do some on the side but sold most of it off.I also hold my branch II license for pest control in CA and have experience with all kinds of insects, rodents, and my favorite - bees!

I'm not sure how many HML's are on these boards, but I would love to get some information from you.I'm thinking about lending, as I have quite a bit of extra capital that is collecting all .45% sitting in MM Savings Accounts.Instead of putting all my eggs in one basket, I think I'd like to branch out.

If you can get your BK license and renegotiate your contract with your current broker to open a branch office, then you may add Errors & Ommissions insurance to the above cost.

I'm considering branching out for this reason, but learning new areas takes a lot of time and energy, and unless I'm able to double the number of deals I do, it's not worth it to me to spend the time/effort.

I don't know that I was asking for these particular properties on wholesaling, but wanted to understand the concept to see if that was an avenue I may check out as a branch of what I plan to do in the upcoming months.

Additionally, I will not have a storefront, I will begin my wholesaling in Pennsylvania, with the eventual goal of branching out to other locales. 

I am also very interested in Carrolton / Farmer Branch and maybe Garland but I have heard a few bad things about that area.

Big banks managed to exclude themselves from this new regulation following the recession, however, so anyone at B of A or Wells can help you.Makes no logical sense, but there it is.Fun fact:One of my lender buddies used to be at Wells before she was licensed (at the big banks, you need only be "registered," not "licensed"), and at the time they had better rates for CA branches than most of the midwest because of our larger loan amounts here.

Also, note that on the lease you must state the physical branch that the deposit is being held. 

intl banks with branches in both the US and Thailand?