., Section 8, housing vouchers, etc.) a protected class in Rhode Island.I've been told by people I know who are connected at the State House, that the most recent attempt is likely to pass, though the current status of that bill online, as of 3/12/19, is "Committee recommended measure be held for further study".

Trying to network with property managers and real estate professionals in the area as well to gain market info as I just got my Real Estate Lic in California and am trying to continue my studies as I save up money from my current job to transfer careers.

That's my takeaway from studying/working with highly successful people.

The VA loan program is probably the financial swiss army knife of lending as its extremely versatile, - there are no title seasoning rules like conventional(6mos) or fha (12 mos) for cash out, - you can go up to 100% LTV on cash out while most other programs are 80-85% (conv/fha), - you can refi later on VA to VA with out documenting income or assets (VA streamline refi called a VA IRRRL (interest rate reduction refinance loan)- income guidelines are much looser than FHA and conventional, i've seen Debt to income get approved on VA up to 72%. 

I would rather invest in something that has a huge payout in 30 years, or 9 for this case study.

Hello everyone, I have been studying and learning as much as I can on RE wholesaling.

I'm sure there are people paying to advertise that service in your area.Regarding the debt do yourself a big favor and study up on Dave Ramsey.

But due to pushback they are going to study the matter further.

Not really, currently studying to be a real estate agent myself, as many realtors on the island do not have great response times, nor do they go the extra mile to find the deal (nor run the investment numbers).

A big bulk of what I've been studying is about wholesaling, which I just found out isn't the most beginner friendly.