@Tomas Lam in our mls we dis lose the source of sq.ft.

Only a small percentage do it as their primary source of income in my experience.

Both the mastermind groups and meet up events (both in person and virtual) were absolutely critical. 

Some areas of Oklahoma and Texas have such unstable soil that foundations and driveways and sidewalks are a constant source of frustration. 

The lease agreement is just ONE of several critical documents that should get executed at a rental signing ceremony. 

I also want to start investing, and from what I've been learning from the podcast, books, and other sources, I believe the route I'd like to start in is wholesaling.The QuestionIs there any rule in the REALTOR® Association Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice that would prevent a REALTOR® from participating in/conducting wholesale deals?

If you are using a DSCR loan as mentioned above then none of these little "rules" apply since delayed financing is just a Fannie/Freddie rule....but they might have OTHER rules that are critical to your transaction.  

The conditions of the sampling may not have been representative of actual conditions, vapor intrusion is highly irregular by time and within a property, can be influenced by weather/temperature, and the source may have been removed or the contamination may have degraded.  

That experience allows them to think critically to solve problems and avoid mistakes. 

I too am beginning my REI journey and have found BP to be an excellent source of information and networking opportunities.