The short answer is, I need either a boat or a crew willing to take me on with no  experience, which I'm told is difficult to find.

Bend has limitations on short term rentals so you need to make sure the property can be used for that.

Again - everything is fair, you're not short-changed.

While these can sink a score so can foreclosures, short sales, medical debt and a three year old bankruptcy, which in my opinion, don't represent the same risk.Credit score is also only one of three critical components for verifying an applicant's tenancy.

Short term, I may need to do some wholesaling or flipping to get the capital required to get into long-term holdings. 

In short, here is how everything panned out:1.

Not sure if I want to do it yet, but hypothetically if at full price, would I have to put down the whole $32k, or what is a good way that I can free up some of my $$ to use for something else shortly after this deal went through?

Harsh Singh Short answer is that the 50% rule should cover everything but debt service and profit.

Short of getting my own real estate license, I'm wondering if there are any paid subscription websites or anything like this that are worth paying so I can search on my own time.Thank you all for any insight! 

Short answer: Ask your broker.Long answer:Is it legal?