That said, this rule has been waived since February 2010.I've personally resold dozens of houses to FHA buyers in fewer than 90 days since the waiver...as have many others here on BP.Here's the announcement of the waiver being extended through the end of this year:https://www.federalregister.gov/articles/2012/11/29/2012-28918/federal-housing-administration-fha-temporary-waiver-of-fhas-regulation-on-property-flipping

Essentially the CFPB has had a license to do whatever the heck it wants since it’s creation under Dodd Frank, and many people have called the bureau’s director a straight up “mobster.”According to a recent article published on MPAMag.com, an ex CFPB insider told authorities, “Based on my observations at the Bureau, I have concluded that the Bureau is sorely in need of effective oversight, and that Bureau management needs to be held accountable, particularly with regards to its internal management practices.”

That is an interesting article.

Just wrote an article on my website on how to reduce the number of keys we keep as landlords and how to get them organized.

It would be helpful for you to read this article on what Property Managers would classify investors. 

https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2018/10/las-veg...Article for median home sales, inventory, and price, see above.

However, browsing around BP the other day, I came across an article about investing when you're young.

I have been following the story the past few weeks and wanted to share this most recent article, if the link does not break after posting.  

I am interested in the 1971 built, foreclosed property in my area Howard County MD.I read some stuff on buying foreclosed property and few of the articles scared hell out of me.

Research it yourself.https://www.torhoermanlaw.com/...https://truthout.org/articles/...http://stlouispatina.com/the-t...https://www.stltoday.com/busin...Best of luck.