Its all about technology being used to create a free market where only a regulated market existed before.  

Being in a park can put alot of regulation on what you do.

I was going to be my own boss and do what I loved to do.As the years have passed since 2007, I watched regulation take over commercial lending.

Are you aware of rent control in parts of the LA area, and the onerous regulations and hoops landlords have to jump through between that and the landlord tenant laws of CA?

So, we can tell you encouraging things, and I do think this is a great business and you CAN do it, but you need to understand the environment.  

Yes, but from what I see, most wholesalers couldn't pass a test, even if they do get all the questions to study, multiple guess, instead of memorizing the answer they'd  memorize the letter to the right answer that's less trouble.That's the attitude of most in RE, it is a self regulated industry, if you don't then Uncle will. :)

You must be delusional if you think a regulated industry would be simple, like learning to push widgets down an assembly line and get paid for just turning a screw and closing a lid on some contraption.

Build air pressure in the system by closing all faucets after turning down the regulator to 30-40 PSI.  

I originally got into this business because I wanted to earn a living - independent of the corporate environment - too small and restrictive.

hi RussellThank you for your reply.Hmm, I am looking for real estate rules and regulations and what to look out for when being an agent.