Unfortunately the answer is most likely no due to the current anti money laundering and customer due diligence laws for the banking industry.

I do know that large industrial users cash in on this in some cases.

I'll bet if you put pencil to paper, you'd quickly realize your time is better spent focusing on storage or Industrial investing.  

I've dealt with some aspects of the foreclosure process before when I worked in the title industry be not this particular aspect nor from the perspective of an investor.

As to how the "breed" is determined, from my reading of insurance policy dog breed exclusions, the insurance industry considers a dog with any significant percentage mix of the "bully breeds" as a pit bull.

Tourism is a nearly long year industry in the area. 

I have a Bachelors of Science in Finance, limited work experience in real estate, and a Masters degree in an unrelated industry.

I'm a HVAC Technician in the commercial industry and have extensive experience with electrical and construction, I intend to fix up the house and refinance.

I always recommend people to invest in getting licensed not only because I started out doing that, but it will teach you so much about the real estate industry, and I think it will make you not only a better wholesaler, but a better real estate investor altogether whether you wholesale, fix and flip, etc.

I think that's a great way to gain more knowledge about the industry and get your foot in the door.Be sure to check out Brand Turner's article: How to Start Investing In Real Estate at a Young Age (or a “Young at Heart” Age) See you around the forums!