Since it's my summer break for college I'll be dedicating most of my time to wholesaling/posting videos.

I'm dedicating the first quarter of 2015 to literally finishing up my education (not that I've learned everything, just need to pick a time to be in action and not just thinking), building a written business plan, organizing myself (tools, resources, etc) so I am ready to get into action the 2nd quarter of the year.So reading the chapter in Ultimate Beginner's guide to REI for building a business plan, there is a section for exit strategies.

(PM company, local contact and/or local realtor, title company, etc.)3) Do you have an infrastructure already set up for rental properties (lender you work with for purchases, bank account(s) dedicated for your business, etc.)Just a few things to throw out there.

I went from zero to sixty thanks to this website, and I'm sure that you will too if you stay dedicated to it.

Definitely listen to the pod casts here on BP.Keep in mind that real estate takes time, dedication and patience, which it sound like you got it.  

So I have 24 hours per day that I can dedicate to my business. 

We area interested in every aspect of the business and grateful to BP and other dedicated members with a sense of community!

We have several wholesaling podcasts you can check out, in addition to a wholesaling section of our blog and an entire forum dedicated to wholesaling.Check out Show 37 with Aaron Mazzrillo and Show 42 with Mike Nelson.Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or clarifications.

The last 1/3 of my new BP book Storing Up Profits is dedicated to answering your question.

Is a site dedicated to ESA and ADA service animals and about 1/3 of the way down the page it states:Even though tenants with ESAs are generally protected by the Fair Housing Act, there are a few limited circumstances where the rules do not apply or where a landlord can deny an ESA.