Short read but packed with some really useful and practical information.

Your note clown is stepping into RICO laws, probably fraud to "sell", with predatory lending practices.

I went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

You are required to disclose, as well as use the registered name on all marketing material related to brokerage services, you may also want to have in writing a policy or agreement with your broker regarding compensation related to your wholesaling activity, I think you are getting into some difficult practices, be sure to have your ducks in a row

If you'd ever like to talk financing strategies, analyzing deals, etc. as practice, let me know!

I believe the insurance company is using good business practice by requiring $300,000 liability insurance for a pet like a cat or dog.Ask an attorney and they will recommend the same renters insurance coverage.Additionally they would advise you to ask for a copy of the insurance coverage.A cat or dog can cause someone to trip and injure themselves, they could jump up on someone and injure them when they fall, the pet can bite someone (causing them to miss work), knock over a lighted candle and burn the place down.As you knew about the pet if the renter does Not have insurance they are going to attempt to make a claim on your insurance or sue you.

This was my first place I bought after college, and my wife and I have been living there for the last 2 years.

For ANYONE in California that is licensed, and is getting LIP from a broker not liking your wholesaling marketing, see this attorney, who was a RE broker for 10 years before going to law school, practices  in Long Beach, Paul Samarin JDhttp://www.realestateclubla.com/educational-tools/...He should be able help squash your political broker problem."

He relied on the advice of his local attorney who was practicing law far beyond his level of knowledge and expertise and the community owner is going to pay for it.What sounds easy and cheap, often becomes very hard and very expensive.

I'll spare you the whole pitch here, but what I'm offering is a way to take the photos they already have of a property and, instead of just throwing them into a slide show and putting elevator music behind them, putting them into Youtube videos with custom narrations that provide actual useful information and selling messages.No surprise, it's slow getting started since while this is hardly a new idea, it's still not exactly a common practice.