I myself have leaned more towards Wholesaling to start out and get my feet wet but would like to hear my fellow BP members thoughts and opinions.

That makes me nervous with a president that leans a little too far to the left, IMO.

If someone calls and want's to meet me to give me an application, I do it at a place convenient for me.If your place has been vacant since May, something's wrong.

I may lean too much on the conservative side, but if you have a strong cashflow and you aren't having to inject personal money into the deals each month then you can hold onto the property indefinitely and reap the rewards of property appreciation over the long term.

It's all public information in Colorado, just gathered and organized conveniently into an excel spreadsheet.

Brokers/MLS mentions the slips, but it certainly is not proactively marketing the concept of owning a slip with the wonderful convenience of a maintanence free small furnished and stocked condo.I look forward to whatever ideas folks here have.

You can achieve a good credit score by using your credit card as a convenient way to make purchases that you then pay off at the end of the month.

I was actually leaning toward Realestateexpress.

I'm leaning way more towards NO on this than Yes, but I'd love to hear feedback.

To conclude, I will consult with an attorney, but am leaning towards NOT needing a series 7 in order to solicit investors.