In order to do that without having access to huge sums of cash I had to use some more creative methods.

I'm put in a difficult situation because I cannot renovate the space until he gives back the key and he hasn't paid rent. 

They are just renting the space, what they do with it is not mentioned nor implied in the lease. 

The house has DOES HAVE good bones, A-neighborhood with close to 2 acres land space.

Then accessed it again for the next DP, and kept repeating this. 

There are some loopholes allowing you access your retirement funds early, but you must plan for it. 

In any case, you really shouldn't need to ask us what to do with $1 million plus more to come - you should ask yourself "If I had access to $1 million in a credit line, what would I do with that money?"

This second move would probably need a reason (more floor space and we are expecting a kid, a better neighborhood, easier commute) in order to be signed off on by your lender.  

@Pennie HeathIf you're looking into hanging your license just to do personal deals, you should interview local companies about being an investor and minimizing your fees or commission splits with the office.On a related note, you'll have to pay dues to the local board of realtors to gain access to the MLS.

What a realtor can do for a wholesaler:provide accurate and solid sold compssubmit contracts on the MLS on wholesalers behalfhelp them with access to properties(trust is needed for this)Feed them leads if they dont have a buyer themselves and get compensated for itWhat a wholesaler can give a realtor:Give a lead to a realtor if they dont have a buyer or need help moving the houseIf closing on a property and the wholesalers buyer is flipping the property the realtor can list the property as the selling real estate agentI could name a few more but I choose not to lol.