.- As I am not a finance expert, I urge you to conduct thorough due diligence in verifying this information.

The law moves slowly but it will catch up to this sort of conduct. 

I would like to conduct (free?)

Not always the case, but we see a large majority in our area. the way, I see this going – if wholesaling will now require a license, they will either be large groups of vigilantes conducting this anyway, or a severe lack of deals for agents who assume that properties will just show up in front of them.

@Lance DraperSee the response to your first post soliciting interest on your properties , and please read and abide by the rules governing conduct in the forums.

Analyzing your target market has a number of benefits, I'll list a few: Benefits of conducting a market analysis first: You won't waste your time or money prospecting in the wrong areasYou'll have a better idea of what an actual "good deal" looks likeNo more worrying about not being able to find a buyerYou'll be able to weed out unrealistic sellers quicklyYou'll develop an expertise in a specific area over timeLearn your market, you'll get off to a better start.

When you find one with solid references, quality work, and one that has an actual business sense and looks/conducts himself professionally, your on your way to a finding a good one.  

Next step: Send him a certified letter saying I will be conducting unannounced visits and I will start the eviction process if I find that tank again.We have a new judge who is very tenant friendly and for non rent payment related issues I have to send him a 7 day notice 2x before I can start the process.

A registered agent is someone who, among other tasks, primarily makes themselves available to receive documents on your behalf for business conducted remotely.

I also would conduct a full analysis with how much you might be able to deduct via depreciation and see if it somewhat balances out.