Basically if you're in the upper credit tier it's not too difficult, and no sense in paying someone to do it.Regarding the company, I've been following the misc posts for a while, everyone does say starting out it uses your personal credit to start, then they open business lines.Personally for RE, I don't see it as a great model. 

So we will go from a record low unemployment rate of 3.8% to a probably never seen before high.We always say housing is a basic need and therefore we will always have a viable business model.

Focus on building a business model that outlines your value proposition, target market, revenue, cost structure, and key activities/timeline.

Knowing a little bit about John and his model there in SC he is one I have no doubt could learn the escrow process..and may already understand how to do his own..

There are also a lot of problems with this model that make it dangerous or possibly illegal.Third, BP is full of free information and you shouldn't need to pay for a course when all the information is available for free or in a few books.1.

Depending on your investment model, Indianapolis is a great place to start.

You would pay a second round of closing costs, but only for re-fi, not with the additional seller / buyer closing costs that would be unnecessary (escrow, title, etc.).So anyone searching for VA renovation loans can always use this model as "Plan B" if you can't find a good VA loan.

More times than not, it takes a few years for LTRs to show consistent cash flow depending on the model of course.

We are looking at buying a park model home and land.

Sounds like you're aiming to make some type of algorithm or software that tries to eliminate the need of competent real estate people utilizing their experience in markets they are very familiar with..........Didn't Zillow lose about $500 Million flipping houses using this exact type of model?