So I think JLL is the main brokerage I should be hoping to work for, but I'm not sure how long JLL will be in this seat with VA. 

Originally posted by @Bartosz Rosol:I attended one of Rich Dad's free seminars a couple years ago, here's what I experienced.The event started out with the main speaker sharing his success stories in RE, and ended with him trying to get us to sign up for the classes.

I was not able to find any recent comparisons in the last year and since features and pricing change over time, wanted to share my research. 

If you don’t have one already, try adding a video or virtual tour to attract more interest.Make sure your photos are high-quality and show the best features of the home.

One feature I love, is the Dropbox integration.

This is one of the main reasons that HUD deals fail to close.  

Here is their webpage:  https://www.titanbank.com/about-us As for Solera, yes, the main reason I chose Titan Bank over them is because Solera's webpage didn't have a professional enough look and feel to it compared to Titan Bank. 

Companies like PolicyGenius do an excellent job selling personal lines coverage (property/casualty and life, mainly) more easily (and maybe more cheaply) than your local State Farm agent.

Its certainly not "guaranteed return" - thats a word to always stay away from in real estate (in finance or even investing in general)high level - its because HMLs are going to be secured by the real estate, meaning in event of default, the lender can get the property to be made whole - somewhat trust is involved, but thats the main mechanism behind it

Mainly cash position versus debt.