Message a moderator or reply to the notice you got and they should reinstate your access.BP holds a pretty strict line or the forums will quickly get overrun with spam like most online forums.

Your best bet may be to find a local credit union as they tend to have more flexible terms and higher LTV's than traditional big box banks.

I bet if you were to contact previous landlords, preferably ones before the present one, they would have some stories to tell you.

That includes business cards, online marketing advertisements, fb ads, etc.Example: I post a fb add saying, "sell me your house, I buy them cash" Do I need to put, "Sell me your house, I buy them cash, I am also a realtor"

It may work but I wouldn't bet my paycheck on it.

You wouldn't want to make a bet like that and have the city tell you that your business model isn't legal anymore.

Good morning Ibrahim,RealEstateExpress.com is the site I used to get my license online. 

IMO, you best bet is to define your goals, objectives, liquidity constraints, budget and time commitment (how active or passive you'd like to be).

I've been reading some horror stories online dealing with developers doing next door construction.

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