If you have a property management company, like we do, then they handle all of this administrative work. 

You could attempt to switch your passive income to active, but then you lose write off's, and that's a different decision altogether.I'm a 401k administrator, and when we have clients with passive income (who are often RE investors), we need to go with a non-qualifed option instead of a qualified option (401k, profit sharing, etc.).  

You would need to go though zoning requesting an administrative adjustment, variation or zoning change.  

- definitely check out this most recent podcast, it's got some great info about wholesaling.http://www.biggerpockets.com/search/wordpress?

WordPress is by far the most widely used content management system, and is what I would recommend for you.

I am still in college and plan on obtaining my bachelors in business administration.

If by "helping co-wholesale" you mean taking care of some administrative stuff, etc. and receiving half the proceeds, but not having brought that lead to the table (or a potential lead), then most won't go for that, unfortunately.

Start looking at other ways to buy, other than just with Veterans Administration backing. 

There are a few options that are currently on our list:- Buy another townhouse- Purchase a property in old town and renovate- Build a new home with an accessory dwelling- Purchase a newer home and have an accessory dwelling addedI work as a DBA (Database Administrator) so I like going through the details.  

I use to use the daily rate strategy for collection late fees, but I found that over time it became an administrative headache.