—This part does not apply to:(2) Any individual, corporation, partnership, trust, joint venture, or other entity which sells, exchanges, or leases its own real property; however, this exemption shall not be available if and to the extent that an agent, employee, or independent contractor paid a commission or other compensation strictly on a transactional basis is employed to make sales, exchanges, or leases to or with customers in the ordinary course of an owner’s business of selling, exchanging, or leasing real property to the public.Right now the DBPR is about charge a local wholesaler with a few felonies, choose the words you us wisely.Hope this help

If I were looking to flip in Boise right now, I might be looking in the West End of downtown,the Bench Depot area, or even the North End if budget allows (caveat:  I wouldn't venture into the North End unless you truly know old homes and City of Boise code)   Because comps vary wildly in each of these areas though...it is critical you study the market street by street.  

Buying on terms and renting out would be a great way to get startedI coach 1 on 1 but brand-new people is really hardI think your best bet is to hang out at REIA's, get licensed, do joint ventures with people, and learn from experienced peopleGood luck

I'm using this house to get our feet wet before venturing further (out of State or Central Valley) for cash flowing properties.  

Now, it's also possible these judgments are more senior than the position of Wells Fargo before the foreclosure happened - but I would venture a guess that this is unlikely. 

Come on Wayne venture outside of FL and keep up.

I've done mostly short-term ventures out of state.

Debt collection is not DIY by any stretch of the imagination.  

Looking forward to this new venture, and hopefully I can be helpful to others as well. 

Plan to venture out of state once I feel more comfortable doing so.