I regularly comb through the MLS and run the numbers on properties in the pursuit of a deal that I can present to an investor (providing me the opportunity to be the buyer's agent now and possibly the seller's agent in the future) but as you know, that is the most competitive marketplace and deals are getting harder and harder to come by.

Current one of my unit half of the house doesn't have ground wire,can I use gfci outlet instead of regular outlet, it's currently a empty house and will have a section 8 inspection soon, can I use gfci instead of spending 10000s to get it grounded?

Believe it or not we get these kind of deals regularly.

While you can certainly administer investments with activities such as executing contracts, paying expenses and receiving income into the plan, you put your IRA at great risk if you are out doing all the necessary marketing and deal-chasing activities that wholesaling entails.  2) Wholesaling is a dealer activity and therefore subject to taxation on Unrelated Business Taxable Income (UBTI) if conducted on a regular or repeated basis. 

Am I right in understanding that it’s pretty much the same as a regular FHA; just a different name for it?

The houses are getting scooped up regularly and being flipped by out of town investors and a lot by the hasidim

Think Multifamily sponsors regular meetups in the Dallas Fort Worth area. 

If it were me, I would be calling all the hard money in the area or lenders that regularly work with investors, they will have hard money. 

@David NaccoIn order to take the home office deduction, you must use the room/building/clearly divisible structure exclusively and regularly as your home office, and it must be your principal place of business.If you're building a separate structure you generally would not "write off" the construction costs in year 1, rather you would capitalize and depreciate the structure over 39 years. 

Depending on what you mean by "real estate CRM" I'll suggest a few:Real estate agent work/networking/regular communication with sphere - Followup BossProductivity, task and process management, and versatility - Monday.comOld school, get it done in whatever way you want - Microsoft Excel