You do need to be licensed to do what you're proposing, unless you own the building being rented or are an employee of the owner.

Marco Santarelli - thank you for jumping into these discussions.

Simply posting such an investment on the Internet may be a violation of the laws.Violators face very large fines and imprisonment.Hire a security lawyer to discuss your idea and he will provide you with options.Please consider seeking advice from a lawyer, not from a blog.

The questions you pose are very broad...use the search feature at the top right to find existing articles and forum discussions about those topics.

Jennifer Blume and Marissa LoCascio we do have a 1031 Exchange Forum where issues around that topic can be discussed.

Now they have an idea of the investment and they can leave their information so now you can setup a meeting to further discuss the opportunity in detail, explain some deals you have in the pipeline, etc...I am just looking to see if someone has a website similar to this that I could be directed towards or if there is someone selling a product like this...I am not really wondering if it will work...I am more interested in testing it myselfany suggestions on sites or courses or products would be greatly appreciated...also, appreciate the response

Not sure which part of CA in you are in, but try the Educational Employees Credit Union, they have branches all over CA.

I found it helpful to learn the various terms in the context of actual property discussions or practical examples.

-Discuss cleanliness, pets, overnight guests, quiet hours, etc with your prospective lodger then set out the resulting house rules as an appendix to the lease-If you have a mortgage you need the lender's permission to rent out a room.

I'm a federal employee and being furloughed so now I can truly say that real estate investing is truly my friend.