When a sandwich LO is conducted, what is the safest way for me to collect my up front fee and monthly profit and possible end sale profit?

Josh, send me this very post via email including the conference link banner and I will blast out for you.Thanks bud.Will

Depends on what company is conducting the auction and the rules and regulations.Most I have seen do not approve assigning etc. to another party for a fee.

Unlike a sole proprietorship, it's not you actually conducting business, it's the LLC.

When we were getting our start we talked to several VPs of commercial lending, and having actual numbers when presenting our business plan to them was helpful in showing them that we had done our due diligence and were capable of conducting proper analysis.

IMO it begins with an ethical conduct toward providing a service that employs a high degree of skill and/or knowledge.Seems there is a lack of knowledge that is simply compensated for by a high rate of interest and 5,6 or 10 points in making a loan decission, many seem to care less if the borrower succeeds or fails, so long as they are well secured to ensure the return of thier money with a high profit.

I have a couple people I talk to but the more experienced knowledge I have, the better.I also plan on buying the audio and downloading the slides from last year's conference.

Even the listing agent said "WOW, we can't sell homes with black mold", but after conferring with FNMA they came back and said the price stays as is, take it or leave it.

Also, is it common for the insurance company to conduct a very thorough investigation to see if the fire is due to landlord's negligence so that they can deny the claim?

What I do have a problem with is how they conduct business and how they do not disclose what owning one of these properties will truly be like.