Correspondent lenders and brokers only do mortgages - that's their entire focus.

What are Best Practices for Agent Remarks when Listing property with a Flat Fee Broker?

Wrong city.UPDATE: AURORA - INVESTMENTI'm looking for resources, agents, brokers in this area that is not Toronto proper.

In a few posts, it seems as if some brokers will not just work with banks, but have developed relationships with private money lenders and will help investors find them.

It turned out the whole thing was a bit of a scam - the "lender" took a huge up front fee ($4,000) to do the deal - so it turned out they weren't really the lender... they were acting more like a broker...while it wasn't said this way, it appeared to be "after you pay us $4,000, we'll try to go and find you a loan."  

For a long time my feeling has been that the standard 50/50 split between broker representing seller and broker representing buyer was a mismatch in terms of value, work, and results.  

Going off of what the others said about AD Mortgage, this is what I found (note: I do not know anything about AD Mortgage beyond what I found in these links as I do not have experience with them):Here is the BBB link that shows they are accredited:https://www.bbb.org/us/fl/hollywood/profile/mortgage-broker/...Here is the NMLS number that verifies they are registered:https://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/Home.aspx/SubSearch?

Do you have your real estate brokers license?

@Mitch Tauer I'm a PM and real estate broker that services the area. 

Ia the agent a licensed sales person or a licensed broker?