That guy is a beast in the industry and he has a few of his own podcasts worth listening to.  

I believe some of those sites make provisions for compliance, but social media is relatively new and private industry moves much faster than the government, so it may take DRE's awhile to catch up to these sites.

if no license is required to bring buyers and sellers together then there would be no real estate industry and all no department of real estate in each state etc etc.. be just like China they have no rules anyone can do anything.Kind of like student pilots who never actually get their license but continue to fly for  years and years totally illegally.. or doctors that practice without proper license or no license at all.. etc etc.. its the law that's why many brokers like myself protect our industry..

I just graduated in May from Kansas State in Industrial Engineering and I'm moving in July to the Denver, Colorado area, so it's a totally new market for me.

In this role I've gotten a wealth of experience working in teams, adapting to new technologies & industry verticals, and learning to solve problems in the area of corporate procurement. 

My parents and sisters work in the mortgage industry and I followed suit.

Hey Rob-     You have some powerful experience in the industry, given your work with inspections and verification. 

Another major criteria for me will be WHEN I can get my cash back, is there an industry standard on the seasoning period before a refi?

I'm a professional engineer and project manager who's been in the design/construction industry for about 13 years now.

However the homes acquired in such a manner are rarely properties you would want to live in.As a Corporate Finance Lawyer with many years of experience in the Securities Industry and Real Estate I have been able to develop unique strategies that enable RE Wholesalers to become End Buyers of the Houses they contract to purchase.