Comfortable for the pocketbook (works with the savings established to invest).

My mission and vision is to create a template community that is turn-key for any city/county that needs help in updating zoning/planning regulation (which is the primary barrier of entry for tiny houses).

Self employed persons, such as independent contractors, need to be established in their fields to get Fannie/Freddie/etc type loans, since 80% of new businesses fail in that first couple years. 

And if you were to start a note fund business today for non accredited investors what would be the steps and process you would take..From a-z please Thanks in advance Well the first step is to establish that you are a savvy and experienced note investor.

It will include a manual more than 40 pages long establishing the standards, as well as specifying particular chemicals and other products to do the job."

More than one person has said that to be successful, copy what other successful people do.Given that you are just starting out, I can't emphasize enough that you need to learn the real estate business (and it is a business) as well as the local market before you spend any money on buying property.I will (partly) answer one of your questions: Overall, Maryland is not, in general, a business friendly state, but each jurisdiction has its own rules and regulations.

It helps you establish your experience as an investor as well as your liabilities.

I know there is regulations in regards to being dual licensed especially when it comes to FHA.

Silicon Valley championed the concept of turning America into a land of entrepreneurs taking advantage of flexible hours, unimpeded by regulations or specialized training.

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