I pay people to put out signs for me, help with mailing campaigns (envelopes, stamps and labels), create mailing lists for me doing research on public records ect.

I'm just looking to buy real estate for rental or flip purposes.Dodd-Frank creates certain restrictions on the ability to sell real estate using seller financing (which don't apply because in this scenario because non-consumer purchases are exempt), but how does it impact someone's ability to market themselves as a real estate buyer who makes their purchases using custom tailored seller financed offers?

Delayed financing is when you pay cash for the property and cash out refinance prior to 6 months - There are some restrictions with this route - you can only cash out a max of your initial investment.

Have you checked rules and/or restrictions on kayaking to/from wherever you'll be stationed?

So in a nutshell my advise is to take a look at your marketing campaign and budget.

Who’s familiar with the new law (SB-1872) that restricts wholesaler in Illinois?

My understanding is that a smaller dog (weight restrictions?)

I offer one 'add on' product during my guest's stay via my Mailchimp campaigns that are already part of my automations to make their stay more pleasant and efficient for check in and and check out. 

I just bought some things to kick off my marketing campaign.

This is just a cost of doing business -- and hopefully a minor one at that.If a lender believes so many loans are falling through that they must enact punitive restrictions in their loan process, like charging up-front fees before closing, I’d suggest they tighten their marketing up to attract more suitable prospects.