@Matt John Theres no license for a gc in Texas so there are no potential issues with unlicensed GCs.

My opinion is that you are trying to do too many things and that you should focus on one thing.1) Completing College2) Real Estate License / Real Estate Agent3) Flip4) RentalsMy opinion is that you should look to complete your degree and make as much money as possible when you graduate. 

I am a licensed realtor in Indy - I have some ideas for you -- let's connect. 

That's how I invest nowadays, after I discovered how much I hated being a landlord and dealing with contractors. 

My business partner is currently testing for his South Carolina residential home builder license from which he has extensive home flip experience from previous duty stations. 

So, I'm currently sitting on a database of property managers, contractors, vendors, ect.

The best bet is a short term rental that is licensed, operating and the permit or license is transferrable.

I am working to develop 3 new homes in Gastonia, Gaston County, NC, but have just received bad news that my land will not pass a soil test/perk.It has an existing septic system on Lot 507 , for only 1, 2bdrm home and ...

Also, check to see if they installed crushed stone and a moisture barrier below the slab.Lastly, it would be good to know if a licensed plumber did the underground.If you actually have a true 7.5' ceiling that would be great for a Chicago 2 unit, but before you do anything consider pulling a zoning certificate and a foia request...either you or your friend could do that.Happy to hop on a call and talk more about the deal.

The Tracking Number is, in effect, the contractor’s license with the DOB.