After reading numerous articles online I have reason to believe I can be a successful investor without being licensed. 

We have done numerous fix and flip loans in Austin over the past couple years and we keep hearing about more competition, so I know there are options!

Starting with spending more time on BP, numerous podcasts and webinars.

Howdy @Aaron Van CurenThe basic list I would start with are these:Realtor/BrokerReal Estate AttorneyGeneral ContractorProperty ManagerLenderInsurance AgentCPAProperty InspectorOf course there are numerous others you can add.  

There are numerous amount of way's of financing a deal.

No I do not need 150k for inventory by labor day. 20k for rehab is based on my experience working with my family on numerous projects as they have a vast RE/Development experience on small and large projects with very very small budgets

Hello:I have done numerous searches for information pertaining to soliciting/using private money and SEC regulations on BP and other sites and am having a hard time formulating a basic understanding.I do not want to be one of those posters looking to be spoonfed information, so if you have some links to great resources to better my understanding, that would be excellent.Here is my situation.

Originally posted by Kyler Rice:blah, blah, blah....funny how you have time to post in here yet cant seem to return my numerous texts, emails, and phone calls.

There has also been numerous redevelopments in the more urban areas of Omaha.Feel free to PM me if you want to discuss in more detail.

Since we hold workshops for investors, we see numerous of examples of missrepresented ARVs, conditions and sq ft.