Under Regulation Crowdfunding, offerings must be conducted exclusively through a platform operated by a registered broker or a funding portal, which is a new type of SEC registrant.Since they refer to a portal as an SEC "registrant", I say it is not a license but I am no attorney, and I haven't read all 685 pages either. 

My attorney who conducted the eviction doesn't deal with garnishment.Any tips from people who have garnished wages/taxes would be great too.Thanks!

However, I don't really see any problem wholesaling a short sale if the transactions are fully transparent and conducted properly with full disclosure.Question: Is it "actually" illegal to put a short sale property under contract via an LLC, and sell the LLC to the investor, providing the legal process of setting up the LLC and complying with the banks documentation are followed?

Keeping that in mind and the fact that I don't even know what the BP fees are since I have never looked them up, I can't see me paying to provide comments and advice.However, I think that what ever the fees might be to make connections here and do conduct business through BP would be money very well spent.

@Philip J ashcroft If you will be conducting any business in the state of California with a C-corp you will be required to register your business with the state whether you incorporate in California or not.

I want to raise money here in SwitzerlandSorry Marcel, but if you wish to use BP to help you conduct investing business, you need to become a PRO Member, and then you can put such ads in the "Marketplace" Forum.I notice that @Bill Gulley started a thread about Craig Haskell a year ago - but got zero response!

@Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner have conducted some excellent interviews with wholesalers who are active in the community.Good luck.

Anyone have any suggestions on a lender that will lend on the deal not the amount of cash I have in the deal (IE take a somewhat hard money approach -- if I will spend $XK on repairs doing X, X and X to repair the property up - they will conduct an appraisal and use the after repair value as the basis for what you will be loaned --- so if the house is fixed up and it will be worth 100k - the bank would lend me 80k regardless of what I bought it for - so if I bought it for 50 that basically would give me 30 k in draws to work with on repairs.There is a lender here locally that will lend on deals like that -- hoping to find one there so i can find a house and fix it up for my wife/family to live in.

I am sure that they are very knowledgeable about the business but are not based nor do they conduct business in Texas to my knowledge. 

If we were smarter, we would have listed our rooms for rent and conducted tenant screening while we were still under contract.