I am after all new to the game and may have jumped the gun making such claims.

Ill work out all the legal issues and be careful not to accuse anyone but it will be more or less known whats happening. the most prevalent crime here is prostitution..so ive got some good ideas on how to keep the customers away and make it a little humorous for the residents at the same time.

I'm not ready to act yet, probably within the next 60 days though.I'm an experienced investor, but I have been out of the game since 2008.Are you a wholesaler?

If you make your house really stand out, i.e. custom cabinets, granite, all tile in the bathrooms, nice doors and trim, you get the picture, something that is a real cut above the other houses in the neighborhood; how much more can you realistically get for it?

I also want to represent my business more legitmate and Id like a space that customers as well as other contractors can meet me and plan projects.

Its just part of the game, I guess.Keep in mind there are landlords who are very flexible on their rules.

If you broker only commercial loans, you don't need a broker license.I made this comment in the context of this thread and this company, which takes applications, performs MLO activities and caters to residential customers.

Is the game of getting good deals in Real Estate just a "good old boys club" as they say?

When the market demand is high for anything, there are always crooks in the marketplace that try to rip their customers off.

Tom Hanks "the hard is what makes it great"If I were an aspiring RE investor, new to the game, or just starting out and looking for the right path and info, I would beg, borrow, and borrow some more to get to this event.