If you are pooling investors to make hard money loans, most states have had regulations that govern that for quite sometime already.In regards to "moving and holding money".

When the financial crisis hit, that exposed the fact that lenders and the government could not properly assess risk, because everyone assumed property could only go up forever.

He's talking about moving his business because of one power-tripping government employee.

However, since I still keep the file folders the main benefit for me is that in January I can print up the page on each property and hand them to my CPA, he never has a problem deciphering my handwriting thanks to the computer.One other thing I do that is a real time and heachache saver.

This course is like a license to print money if you actually apply the training it teaches.

Or as another example, will a hotel get booked up because the government is working hard to market the area?

All the logistics that I had in mind were there, Visas, government stability, taxes, tourists, access to stock, etc.

Sometimes we focus too much attention on the "illegality" and not why the Federal government wants those who practice real estate to be licensed.

We went through ATB, a provincial government-owned credit union, and they are one of the only ones willing to do 50% LTV on raw land, and 75% LTV on serviced land.

What are your thoughts of a local print house?