If it excites you and you find yourself following the sponsor updates, then you've found the right thing and can buy more deals.

There are limits regarding interaction with the public, but with the right agent sponsoring you will have access to many of the tools.

Conventional loans - These loans are sold to the government sponsored entities, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac so they are generally viewed as a very safe investment.

I have a sponsoring broker lined up, who knows my investment intentions, and I am currently studying the course materials.In the legal part of the course, it states, "Any advertising done by a salesperson or an associate broker must be under the supervision of and in the licensed name of that individual’s broker. 

A conventional loan is sold on a secondary market and because it is backed by Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac (government sponsored entities) the loans must meet certain requirements and check every box to be considered a conventional loan.

I recently received an email from bigger pockets and a turnkey company was sponsored in it, does that mean it is reputable/is that an endorsement from Bigger Pockets?

Hi all,Wondering if anyone has any advice for the best way of paying for a down payment for an out of state investment (not owner occupied).I'm in contingency for a $200k property that I'll be putting 25% down on so I estimate close to $60k in upfront costs.I have the following pools to choose from:$20k in savings$28k in a self-directed Roth IRA (18k of which is principal)and almost $100k in a company sponsored 401kI've heard various things this year with regard to opportunities to pull from 401k without penalties, but I'm still unclear on all the ramifications.

For any real estate investment purchase, government sponsored financing, or otherwise, is going to be a minimum of 20-25% cash down, plus fees, closing costs and interest reserves.

We have a handful of sponsor opportunities left and exhibitor spaces still available.Exhibitor spaces are $4,000 and include (2) complimentary tickets + (2) more at a discounted rate! 

The next step is to find a managing broker/brokerage to sponsor you.