Please advise as this is a new level of real estate I'm venturing into.

I'd like to retire at 50, or at least slow down, and do the managing of RE and other buzz ventures in AZ at that time.

Hi Emily,The question is will you have the time to put in to do such a venture versus investing yourself??

I will continue the business plan and use a generic example.Bill, the reason for the plan is to get capital to set my venture off the ground.

I believe that i will need to start by wholesaling properties in the Philadelphia region in order to build some capital to begin my venture and begin to search for capital investors a little bit down the road which will ideally lead to flipping properties and then to buying and renting properties out.

I want to establish a steady cash flow that would allow me to work solely for myself before venturing into development, because of the time commitment I feel something like that would require.2.

I would venture to say, there is no real benefit to not put her on your primary residence loan.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is only applicable to venture capital funds, pooling of funds, brokers approaching any investor to buy a note or fund a new loan.

I am 6 months into this venture.

Is it legal to solicit investors, and/or joint venture partners, or does a mortgage broker need to do that?