Thank you @William T.

Appraisers first obtain a real estate license or examination as phase one to moving on to being an appraiser.

The catch is that you have to buy properties below FMV so that you can do a cash-out refinance after 6 months or obtain a HELOC to pay back the credit card money.Warning: Borrowing cheap money is very additive especially when you can make money with the borrowed cheap money.Good luck.

I understand if it was to obtain financing, disseminate to clerks office etc but I don't want to be the receiver of junk mail (like Bill Gulley states) or worse.

Otherwise, it could be a nightmare obtaining your license.

The contract hinges on my ability to obtain Title Insurance and to simultaneously receive a free and equitable title.

If it worked, repeat.Buying with cash is quicker, less expensive and all things equal can be the tipping factor in obtaining the deal if there are multiple offers on the same property, even if your offer is less.

If there are penalties, we have already confirmed the new lender will absorb them to obtain the new business. 750K in mortgage business lost all because an underwriting agent made a false assumption and was unwilling to admit her error.

@Jason EyerlyAbout 90% of the funds I used for this entire deal were through a HELOC that I obtained from a bank at prime (3.25% adjustable rate).

From there every book I have read has been about real estate investing, business, or biographies on successful people.In my drive to learn more I obtained a real estate license in the state of Connecticut.