You do not have to declare your mileage, your cell phone bill, your home office, etc. 

@Do Luong Check with your local zoning office to see if and what you can put on your existing land.

Study (as said, really good tips there), from there figure out your game plan/business plan, then just start calling banks and talking to loan officers.  

I am veteran and former Green Beret, but now I am an officer in the Army Reserves.

From tracking down a deal to finding contractors I'd love to see how you do it.

@Grant Rothenburger yes but if this poster has a track record of flipping in the past they may be able to get it a bit easier than someone who is just starting out. 

The loan officer there was more willing to listen to what I proposed than the one at the first bank, but they turned me down, on account of not enough income. 

That being said if you want to make a career out of real estate choose a major that reflects your passion.In every student market you will have access to MULTIPLE property management companies, agents who manage portfolios and leasing offices at apartment complexes.

January 15 - I moved all my stuff out and I went to the office to return the keys.

I went to the assessors office, called and emailed and I am not getting anywhere.