@Ray Holder No, it’s not but i’m sure you know many states are starting to make that a law so as a new wholesaler i’m trying my best to get my first couple of deals in before that happens but also planning to obtain my real estate license so I can be ready for that change if/when that time comes.

@Brian WareFind out who the owner (LLC) is in public records and then find out who the actually person is that owns that LLC.

I would love to connect as I’m about to obtain my license as well as working towards purchasing my first rental property.

Investors are getting more aggressive with their tactics to obtain properties, such as knocking on doors, sending out letters, and using data from court records just to find ways to get properties in the area in such a competitive market.

Is there a way for me to package my deals so that I could obtain financing using the land I control and my favorable building costs as my equity input?

I'm getting closer to the point where I want to market my investments to obtain 100% outside capital. 

In order to make more realistic obtainable goals, I need to take real data (or in this case real life experiences) and use that to formulate my own timeline.

You already know this, but for the future, make sure you're carefully checking tenants court / public records, in addition to credit, and also verifying references from prior landlords.

People fraudulently obtain an emotional support animal to circumvent the no-pet policy in rentals.

But it would be best for you to consult qualified tax professional regarding your particular situation and not rely on opinions in a public forum.