I am a South Carolina Real Estate Broker.

However, I'm not a licensed real estate broker, which means I can't legally hold funds in the state. 

Hello all,I have asked my broker to help find a builder's risk policy in Dallas and I'm being told it's "impossible".

I think my insurance broker (AAA) was able to rig it somehow that one is considered my primary residence and the second a vacation home.

This will all change in the next month where you'll have to sign a buyer broker agreement.

Sales are going to stay slow due to people not wanting to lower prices.As a realtor and broker, you know people think their house is worth 300k even though they bought it for 100k 5 years ago and dont want to sell for 225k, which is the same mortgage payment with 3% @300k vs 6% @210k.

I thought about calling the listing broker directly, or asking my realtor to do it.Any thoughts or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Hi @Jackson Sincerbeaux,As a mortgage broker, I have noticed increased DSCR loan volume for purchases and refinances, at least for myself.

I am a South Carolina Real Estate Broker.

What's the breakdown between direct-to-seller, through a broker, or other source?