Hello, i have dotted the T's and crossed the I's in starting my RE Wholesale Investing Business.  

I'm going to get my Real Estate license just to gain knowledge and possibly access and benefits for property searching etc, but mostly for knowledge.I've also owned my own contractor business in the past, so that might help in finding a deal or not so much of a deal (lemon), but do not want to get into rehabs, etc...just investing.If there are any meetings/groups in the area I'd love to come out and become part of the network.  

You wouldn't happen to have access to the neighborhood list serve?

I have been reading Brandon T.'

To qualify, a for-profi t business must occupy the facility for at least 12 months.

@Mayour Patel The Connecticut MLS is still the dominant player for listed deals around here and is where most of my clients find their buy and hold multi-families or even the multi-families they rehab.There are some auction sites as well that provide some access to potentially good deals as well.Feel free to reach out with any specific questions as I am very familiar with the market around the area that you live.

We buy wholesale deals and do private lending on secured flips locally for professionally prepared deals with all the i's dotted and t's crossed.  

I think maybe I need some type of a 24 volt timer that I can wire to the individual zone valves (each unit has one zone and one t-stat.

You may have a desire to do away with the IRS, the FED, the entire banking system, but realize you aren't changing it nor should you follow your opinions contrary to the current rules of the game are......you just won't get anywhere doing that.I realize that the threads on BP in the note forums are hard to t a topic, but some time and picking out the information you feel you can trust (but verify) will help too.Good luck :)  

I agree but the big sharks move in first and it filters down to the little guy You have to have the expertise and vision to sniff out those neighborhoods that might change early An example was downtown Vegas 5 years ago The ceo of Zappos started buying on Fremont street  years ago and investors quickly moved in when they got wind of it Today is a desirable area with upscale tenants Your expertise is to sniff out these events early and take advantage It is not something t  laugh at but to capitalize on thru farming your area