I'm only an aspiring investor (not an experienced one), but I'm confused why it would be illegal to make any room in the house *more* livable. 

Find out everything the seller is required to tell you, and what they're not required to tell you as well.I'm currently an aspiring (i.e. not experienced) investor, so bear that in mind.  

My son is finishing up his two year at Spokane Falls CC and has aspirations of attending UofH. 

Hailing from good ol' New Jersey, I am new to the world of real-estate investing and I felt the timing couldn't be better to kick-start this journey (new decade -new hopes and aspirations) Presently, my goal is to build a portfolio of MFH's over the course of the next 10 years.

I'm an aspiring investor, not an experienced one, but what @Caleb Heimsoth and @Walter Aaron Poling rings true for me.  

I am simply here to expand my knowledge whether that be hands on or via reading as I aspire to become a REI one day.Thanks!

All the advice on BP now for wholesalers is how it’s illegal, they are unnecessary, they are at the bottom of the totem pole, etc. and I must say, as an aspiring wholesaler it can be a little discouraging.

Hey @Kisha Peterson, I'm still an aspiring investor, so take the following with a grain of salt.  

I recently got licensed, and I am an aspiring investor getting ready to start my journey of purchasing that first rental property.

I’m an aspiring Real Estate Developer looking to network and build relationships with HNWI