They are just as much a hinderance as banks to a REI!

Another thing, I'm not sure where you are with your bankruptcy process or how much you owe, but I'd say if you want to be an active investor within a the next year, that's going to hinder your funding options.

You are right- but not the wholesale flipping kind for your situation today - but the longer term buy and hold, pay down the mortgage while it slowly appreciates...kind of real estate.Third: Understand that your credit may hinder any type of borrowing for long term holding ( can't use hard or soft money, etc).

This is an area where a realtor is hindered by law.

Emailing and texting people in business I personally feel is weak and hinders relationships.

I want to get out of this small hole i have dug myself and lose the PMI because it is hindering me from saving more money.

@Jerryll Noorden  Just FYI that article you read is BS and having a license helps does not hurt.you simply need to disclose what your doing.I have been licensed in 3 states and have thousands of transactions under my belt.. never once did the license cause me a problem or hinderance .Any way was just brain storming and a suggestion.. you keep at it.I see wholesaling as a road to no where frankly.. thats why I was commenting in the first place.Granted in some Markets wholesaling is very viable.. for a high volume profitable business but in Most markets that are in high demand its a tough go on your own

I don't thank that will hinder my growth though.

Hello, Rebecca Just because the price for a property is super low doesn't automatically make it a good deal you always have to do your research and make sure the numbers work for you, if the numbers don't work then your stuck with a bad deal which would hinder your chances of getting a loan rather than help it. 

Also I'd try and go /w as low of a downpayment as possible, my first property I put 20% on, and it hindered my ability to jump right into my next property.