I've bought numerous properties from Hubzu/Altisource and while I've always bought for a deal, they've always been a headache once I get to closing.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Thanks Will Hi Will, why don't you start your own thread under this category; New Member Introductions?

Assuming you are just a "wholesaler" and not a licensed agent or broker how would this not fall under the category of practicing real estate without a license (a felony in most states)?

You can also go to the forum menu and find the category your question would fall under and browse.

If you use the search up top in the right hand corner, there have been several discussions on what generally classifies a property in each category, and those will help you figure that out.

Check out the download area of the site for those:http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/spreadsheets/category?

I know this whole subject of Dodd Frank and Safe Act compliance has been beaten to death here, but I couldn't find an answer in any of the numerous other posts I have read.

This category has to do with the operations of the property.

There are numerous multifamily new-build and loft conversions in the Midtown area, home to Wayne State University, the medical center complex and the museums, aimed at filling increased demand (low single-digit vacancy rates here as well).Then there are the suburbs where crime, schools and population decline are not issues.

I've spoken to my tenants numerous times and they seem to think he's singling them out.