I'm a real estate broker and specialized in Multi family for the last 15 years.

I've checked all the public listing and nothing intrigues me so hopefully they are brokers here that have listings they are looking to sell.

To find good deals you'll need to meet in person with the Brokers selling the properties.

Hey everyone, I’m curious how brokers and investors are adjusting strategies with the current market conditions.

Hear from Mitzi Taylor, Broker/owner in her home town of Pea Ridge; Lori Hawkins and her husband handle Madison County residential and land listings for Smith & Assoc with major focus on Huntsville; and Robert Smiley of McGraw Realty covers Siliam Springs as well as Eastern Oklahoma.

I was talking with a mortgage broker last week and he was telling me that a co-signer can only be a family member and on a primary residence.

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I assume you can be taken out by an existing investor or using a broker to find a buyer for your stake if the asset is a good cash-flowing one?

This is not the case- MLS rules and state law apply and the "Flat Fee Broker" must abide by those rules too.