You’re not getting the FHA loan without living there or committing very obvious mortgage fraud.

It’s great to see your energy and commitment to getting back into real estate.

We did all of our due diligence on the property, crossed our T's and dotted our I's. 

I've been helping my pop with his business (acting as CEO) for about 3 years now (remotely since his business is in Puerto Rico) but I'm desperate for REI action from the USA, I NEED to continue learning.I think helping USA RE Investors remotely from here (CR) is a no-brainer; I have a laptop with VPN, a cell phone with a USA phone number (T-Mobile), speak both English and Spanish, AND have been learning REI since 2019.If you want to connect and have a quick chat, feel free to "WhatsApp" me (that's how all communications works here in CR"

Wholesaling is attractive model but like everything else it take commitment and consistency.  

Can they provide you their T-12 ?

I had much more success on the appraisal side, but now I'm doing bookkeeping and consulting for real estate investors.If you commit to learning and growing, I believe you will have much success, and a couple decades in, you will likely have more experience than most real estate professionals at the age of 39. 

We talked about what it would look like to join their community, but after a good back-and-forth, I realized I’m not quite ready to commit financially to a fee-based group just yet.

Carrying on financing related activities for a fee, like providing loan commitments places you under finance regulations.

If you live in a city, surely no one thinks the cops just happen to see all crimes being committed?