I am from California but am relocating to Atlanta this summer.  

Once they have their vision and strategy articulated, they should sit down with an accountant and attorney who are well practiced in real-estate and plan the nuts and bolts of how to organise .... when should they incorporate (if at all); will they need/want a multi-layer corporate structure (sometimes it is advantages to incorporate large buildings in their own company); will a trust ever be needed, etc.  

Hello everyone,My name is David, I'm 21 and next month I'll be leaving Columbus, OH and relocating to San Diego,CA to attend school and start a new journey.

It is vitally important to your future success and legal practices that you do understand what is legal and what is against the new laws when selling while extending credit to end-users.

In many states there are attorney's who do this as a matter of practice.  

I thought this up when doing a few practice CMAs in my area.I haven't purchased a rehab property yet, so take this for what it's worth.

Is there a more practical way to do this than using a realtor?  

Doing an 80% 1st with a 2nd on top of it was a very common practice before 2008 but dried up with the mortgage crisis.

Want to make money in real estate use the law of attraction, practice it, draw winners to you, positive thought, negative thinking will make you a loser.

I actually saw a discussion regarding Ohio Real Estate laws I wanted to comment on and started checking out the rest of the site and got sucked in.A little about myself- I hold a license in Ohio which I also practice with in Kentucky.