Lol Well I think its more of a "value it at the minimum necessary to facilitate the loan requested" type of thing.

See below please:Theroetically, can my siblings and I do what this article explains: https://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2018/sep/leas...What we’d be doing is lease real estate or other property to a closely held C Corporation (controlled and owned entirely by us), either as individuals or through an entity we create to facilitate this transaction.We would lease our property at as close to a realistic FMV as possible, and our C Corp (in the case of rental property for example) would lease this out to tenants.

I'm pretty sure that on Day 1 at Facebook, for instance, no dude sitting in front of a screen working on a team of guys that are delegated the task of improving one possibly better way to share cat pics thinks of himself as a "feline image viral distribution facilitator."

Property managers usually hold a RE license too and can help facilitate a purchase.

To build your networks, and facilitate choices for your first job (see below) Local industry networks, including local builders exchange, local and regional homebuilders association.

I believe serivcer will facilitate the terms for you.

Having said that, I am wanting to be deliberate about acquiring properties and helping facilitate deals and network more which having my license would be a great help to me.

I don't take investor capital to mitigate risk, I take it to facilitate growth.

Realtors that engage in assigning contracts claiming to be the "principal" are basically using a contract and wholesaling strategy that facilitates a sale that cuts out a broker's commission if you aren't paying them.

Further, all the loans we facilitate have title insurance, casualty insurance, professional third party servicing, loan docs drawn by an attorney representing the lender/investors, etc.