I get contacted every now and then by a person wanting a corporate rental meaning that they are just brokering my space to third parties for mid term stays.

I've been working exclusively with other investors and have my license hung at an awesome investor friendly brokerage (shout out to Wayfinder) with lots of great brokers who all have different expertise.

Out of state investor looking to connect and build a team in Ohio with broker/agents, licensed general contractors, wholesalers, insurance brokers/agents, lenders, property managers, and more.

But we've worked with two other brokers and it was fine.

So I'm in the market for a new broker/agent and a new insurance company for at least one building and possibly more. 

In addition to state and local licensing fees, what broker will hold your license for free?

I just passed my real estate broker's license and am ready to hang my license in Colorado .

Highlight the cash flow and equity in your property when negotiating with lenders, as this reduces their perceived risk.Ultimately, you may need to reach out to multiple lenders or brokers who specialize in DSCR loans to find one willing to take a second position.

I've found even though you can get some modest discounts it makes things much easier to keep everything with the broker.

It's all the real estate agents, brokers and other vendors servicing landlords talking about how great it is.