Keep studying and learning all you can about investing, because you are likely to get PCSed out of there within 3-4 years.

Would the original bank invoke the acceleration clause if they discovered that you moved/opened a HELOC on another property?

What's up everybody - I'm a new investor in the London area, owning a cash flow rental property in OEV, and studying for my real estate license.

Or is all just self studying?

Hi All, I just discovered this idea of investing in real estate and am stoked out of my mind about it, but have no idea how to make it happen......so I'm soaking up as much as I can from BP and reading a bunch of books.  

I didn't really know to much about the Real Estate business at first and it was hard trying to find out where to start, but with a little help from an agent in financing and real estate, we discovered it was a little more lenient than we expected.

I did, however, make sure to thoroughly educate myself before I started - I studied diligently, learned how to run comps, estimate repairs, run numbers, talk to sellers, network and connect with people, etc.And you're right, most wholesalers aren't taken seriously.

If you have not done so already, play around with the BP calculator, plug in 1 million property value and 1% in rent, use 3% or even 2% for all other ratios and then study the results.

Keep working, studying, planning - you'll be another year older and soon out of school.

This is going to be a really state specific question, because each state's laws on short term tenancy are going to be different, and the requirements for transaction volume without a license are going to be different.This might be the point where you should call an attorney in California to help you set up the company, as they will discover most of the regulatory compliance issues in the initial research for putting the business together.