I need to know if in INDIANA its legal to receive a finders fee....I got caught up in a webinar full of hot buttons on the ease of making these fees (Phil Grove from Texas is Guru behind this but someone else presented the webinar.  

The 2024 presidential election presents two distinct visions for America's housing market.

Very informative, thank you.Can you clarify, though, in what context can the appraisal be presented by the borrower, isn't it always the lender that sends the appraiser (who is paid by the borrower)?  

I personally wouldn't purchase a condo as an investment and I haven't used an FHA or NACA loan so I cannot comment on them and will defer to others that have experience with those areas. 

Good luck and let me know what your thoughts are in the comments section.

Met Brad Sumrok, who presented the two day program. 

Thank you for your comment.

Keeping the increase reasonable and communicating openly can help maintain a good relationship while still addressing the rent gap over time, just be honest with them and maybe present some comparisons.

If your strategy is to double close on all your deals then you can do as many as you want.My other comment- You have been in the business for 3 weeks and you believe you have "a decent understanding of the industry".  

That comment doesn't mean he doesn't take things personally.