Always happy to hear folks like what they see when they come to Birmingham - the city really has undergone such a transformation over the past few years, and we're just getting started! 

To avoid licensing, you will be operating within Reg D 506(b) or (c) exemptions.

I also use the system from this book to manage cash and find it very useful.https://a.co/d/1tnzkhy

Our whole-tailing strategy effectively transformed and sold the property quickly.

I would like to thank all my mentors & friends who helped make this day happen: @Denise Evans @Roy Oliphant @Michael Watts @Alisha D.

@Roger PoulinFirstly-genius ideaI had the same question a while back on SEC regulation D and 506 exemptionsI learned a ton on accredited investors, etc but I didn't quite get a yes or no answer to the above question. 

Thanks @Steven D.

You need that continued W2'd income to really build up a large portfolio.

Under Texas 24.0053(d) If the tenant objects to the justice court's ruling under Subsection (c) on the portion of the rent to be paid by the tenant during appeal, the tenant shall be required to pay only the portion claimed by the tenant to be owed by the tenant until the issue is tried de novo along with the case on the merits in county court.  

@Joshua D. great question!