because to get NMLS licensed you have to pass FBI background and of course pass a test. that proves you actually know something about lending and state and federal laws..

If you can plan to be at the property at least once a week - go for it.Otherwise, pass as you will just lose money.

I normally lose my boarding pass as soon as I get it so I've been using the "virtual boarding pass" as of late on the phone.

I cannot count the amount of times agents at my own firm come to me with a deal that would not pass a hard money loan.

What if he is living there and can't pass a BGC and that's why he is under the radar?

Quote from @Dan Heuschele: Quote from @Gene Hacker: I am not sure if it will pass but California is trying to pass a 15% STR tax.  

Originally posted by @Joel Owens:The reality is people with no money see wholesaling as a way to make a quick buck.Heck even getting licensed you have to go through a school and pass a test and then take a state test to pass.

To be fully licensed, you must pass a test and pay about $350.

I put in my ad " this property will not pass a section 8 inspection "

Once someone answers all of the questions and pass a thorough background check (social media, county websites, past employments etc.) we will move forward.