All the wholesalers I have come across just try to rip us off -- and as shown by the companies track record for not falling for traps, we dont take scammers/liars too well.I want to reach and make connections with the cream of the crop wholesalers but just am not sure how...

By "short timeline", I simply mean the quickest path - I understand this is a complex industry where an established track record is a must-have.Would getting my Commercial Real Estate Broker's license and working for a Commercial Brokerage, or finding deals for experienced syndicators (without a broker's license), better serve me in reaching my goal as quickly as possible?

I am currently on a one-year long "mini-retirement" traveling the world and plan on moving to Berlin sometime in 2019.

I work as a vendor during the day which requires me to travel around a good of the state.

But, with my own character, I travel here about every 3-4 weeks and do some work in/around the cabins myself.

@Adam FrancoFlips are recorded at your regular income tax rate, subject to self-employment tax.You figure out your final cost basis (purchase, rehab, insurance, property taxes, financing, permit fees, commissions, utilities, etc.) and the difference between the sales price and the final cost basis is the profit made that will be taxed as ordinary income.You should speak with a CPA to help organize things and try to minimize the tax impact.

Would I just claim this on the Schedule E under Auto & Travel expenses?

I'm looking at a property that has R2 zoning it is listed  as a single-family with an accessory unit in the public records.

need track record  very strong balance sheet and lots of liquidity.you kind of have to work up to it.. unless you have millions in liquidity that your willing to pledge.too me this would be a project you would do once your a mature development company with many projects in the books.

The first is that he smokes cigarettes and pot (not legal here) in his apartment for which we have had complaints about (as the smell travels) from both the apartment above him and from the renter of the commercial space below him.