I just recently received my broker's license but will need to upgrade to a dealer in order to buy, sell and hold a note (or at least that's what the regional office is telling me) since this is my ultimate goal in the mobile home industry.

Of course, human beings have problems they cannot choose like illness or accidents, but actively choosing the life you want to lead, knowing you are taking on the problems that come with that life choice, can make it much easier to bear the problems that arise like, for me, tenant issues or a delay in closing or down time when you have to save for a down payment on your next rental and it's taking longer than you want.

All you'll get is pro-California investors saying stay put, like myself, vs out of state investors and turn-key suckers telling you to buy 2,000 miles away in a pathetically poor appreciating market with sub-human tenants.

-pick a market you can drive to - something 1-4 hours away-drive frequently to that market-go to REIA meetings, meet investors, meet agents, meet PMs, talk to other humans, visit many properties-build your team-buy property in that market

Drug dealers and billionaires may be able to hide money.

Humans lie, numbers don't. 

There is no such thing as a basic human right to live in the city of Boston.

cozy.co and apartments.com were both started by the same guy, a fantastic human being named @Lucas Hall They have both been owned by the same parent company for a while anyway, I don't see what would dramatically change, but I'm not in the know.  

We made three C-Suite hires for the first time including our first Director of Human Resources, CIO and CFO.

There are many Lonnie Dealers now doing deals legally through a modified process.