I did some quick calculations and I'm very interested but at the same time I'm very hesitant.

From what I've quickly read up on it doesn't seem like you need a license.

In his YouTube videos he makes it seem so simple to find a house with equity then quickly flip it to purchase another house.

Seek legal counsel or the right answer.There is no quick fix for dealing with a flooded house.  

Unfortunately, I don't qualify.A note fund would be an interesting solution, but I don't think I yet qualify for that.The $11k would actually be 2018 contributions.I'll have to look more into the other options.Thanks again for quick input!

I am wholesaling with my partner and everything is doing well for us and we are persistent and progressing quickly.

I'm planning to move to another state in about 6-7 months and have decided to get my real estate license in that new state, mostly to quickly learn the state RE laws and regulations and also take advantage of the networking opportunities. 

Yeah, I'm stuck on choosing for long term, which we fully intend to develop with other services that we currently offer, and will be able to offer in the long run, and the quick and dirty easy to remember name.

Our triplex was fully renovated in early 2016 and fully occupied quickly by Mid-2016, and the units rent for $1600, $1600, and $1650 rent.

Tell them you're willing to follow up on "dead" leads from 6-12 months ago.Someone will quickly say yes, then go do that.