(C) "Real estate salesperson" means any person associated with a licensed real estate broker to do or to deal in any acts or transactions set out or comprehended by the definition of a real estate broker, for compensation or otherwise.4735.02 Requirement of license.4735.022 of the Revised Code, no person, partnership, association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation shall act as a real estate broker or real estate salesperson, or advertise or assume to act as such, without first being licensed as provided in this chapter.

@Mehul Mehta, @Azam Khan - one observation is that you should not be limiting your focus strictly on single family.Have you thought about getting the economies of scale and investing in multifamily (apartments) via a syndication?

I found that if I disputed every negative item, that some of them had to be removed because the creditor didn't respond to the verification inquiry from the credit bureau.If you have high credit card utilization rates, but very few inquiries, then your scores can actually improve by asking for credit limit increases. 

Don't limit yourself on your option period.

Dodd Frank limits you to seller financing 3 per year in your own name.  

Although I do not want to limit myself to only flipping, eventually I want to start a real estate company.

There are certain limitations, though (i.e cannot put in a swimming pool, etc) But if you want a new roof or new appliances or new furnaces, then you can definitely do all of that with the 203k.3.

Rusty, rent control is limited to certain age and type of residential units.  

Many plans do offer this option, but the loan is limited to $50,000 or 50% of the balance in the 401k, whichever is less.

I could safely set a goal of $3k net cash flow in 3-5 years but why set a limit if there are ways to bring in 5k or 10k?