I personally have earned 4 degrees and one of them is an MBA.

I would be earning steady passive income as one of their investors, meanwhile they are providing me 100% financing on my flips (purchase and rehab). *** Taking it to the next level: What if I used my collateral assignment to JV deals.

You are correct Zach, my business partner and I pay CA income tax on the earnings that pass through the S-Corp.

By screening applications and selecting people with secure jobs, good income, and good credit, you will reduce the risk a ton.I manage 340 rentals and less than 1% of them ever leave owing more than I have on deposit.

the lender that did your last loan is  likely  afraid of  facing an " EPO"   ( early payoff penalty )   which would require them to payback any rebate they earned  when they closed your last loan  ...most loan programs  have this  stipulation and these tend to  fall off at the magical 6 month mark 

If the bidding type includes a premium, you need to learn the statutes/rules to see if the premium is paid back (sometimes yes, sometimes no) and if the premium earns interest (sometimes yes, sometimes no). 

My long-term goal is to exceed and eventually supplant my current projected earned wage (about $100k annually).Purpose of financing: to purchase the above mentioned property Type of financing sought: thus far, it seems like I'm restricted to a few options:1.

I think part of the reason I want to be licensed is to earn the commission a realtor gains from buying/selling property.

Money received is never “tax deductible”....points would be earned interest income.  

How do I accomplish this task to totally reduce lots of time I'm wasting.ThanksKen Bailey