Robert A.You made 2 million dollars in three years.

The Plan in the beginning was to Acquire ten Rental Houses that produced positive Rents and in ten years, fix up the five worst to Sell and pay off the remaining five houses to be worth a Million Dollars with $3000 a month in Rents to live on...I also have gone from Mutual Fund Investing to Stocks and then Options on Stocks to Daytrading just the S&P Emini Future in the morning on my laptop.

. $60k purchase price, 24k s.f. market rents around $0.50-1.00/s.f. replacement cost about $3-4 million...

This will take a lot of work and money, but you should easily be able to sell EACH side for more than a half million, considering your old (I say old because they don't really make 1-1s in Austin anymore) house is worth a quarter million.Again, the info you gave is limited, so if any of my assumptions are off, feel free to disregard, but most likely you are in a good position to significantly increase your net worth.

Like in Oregon you can do 3 fix and flips a year without being a licensed developer.. or you can do 3 seller carry backs with out being a mortgage broker or having one do the paper work.But If you have a website  e mail blasts and are doing volume then I think they will start to enforce the laws here in Oregon.I just got of a call with a lender in SF  that got a cease and desist for making 4 loans in Oregon because in most states you don't need a Licesne for commercial purpose loans.But as I said in the original post this state is pretty tough on enforcing the business and professions codes.. and there is only 3.5 million people here. .so its not like trying to herd cats.. someone wholesaling and running craigs list adds and a website they will get noticed.

As a new beginner, never owned a business before, is it possible to get a SBA loan around $1.6 million for 20% down payment?

I saw a house for sale for $1.2 million that sold for $2.3 million.

currently I have 1.4 million in property leveraged at around 41%. 

A friend of a friend purchased a 20 acre plot of fantastic land for $500,000 in a great location that should easily value for millions, and later came to find a lead factory sat right on top of it.

Doesn't that sound like one in a million?