Hello Brandon, I purchased the books on flipping a few days ago but have yet to receive any of the BONUS material that was promised?

I now have a great foundation of knowledge and my courses in AZ covered the basics of financing, property management, the different career fields in real estate and in addition I had that added bonus of having an investor as an instructor which was priceless!

In my newbie opinion, the biggest bonus for having a real estate license would be getting access to properties without needing to coordinate with your agent.As an example, driving through a neighborhood and spotting a vacant house with a for sale sign on it.

I even had a bonus in there for one property where the tenants moved out early.

Even if you're at just two loans currently, the lenders that will go up to 10 are investor-centric lenders, and they will be better to work with, on this loan and down the road as you do more.So your current lender may not be the right one.Also, the following are bonuses you can look for in the lender:* They're "direct" to Fannie Mae; this means they use Fannie's guidelines for the most part, without applying many of thier own in-house revisions (which are ALWAYS more restrictive for investors)* Ask them if the underwriter is in-house and local.

Any improvements or restructuring will be a bonus.

I was willing to allow him to earn up to 10 percent equity that was based on appreciation of the buildings as well as rental performance along with bonuses for everyone based on yearly performance.

Roughed for 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, family room w/ fireplace and access to the bonus room over the garage.

Further, the whistleblowers said that top employees were given bonuses for meeting foreclosure “quotas.”For any of you that have dealt with Bank of America, whether as a borrower or as a buyer of REOs, you too have probably experienced the administrative nightmare of this bank.

Why not take a trip to see for yourself before you turn your back on what could likely be a big bonus for your wallet.