Ah, and how could I forget, the agent has to sign the LBP disclosure form which is required for the contract anyway so... any reputable brokers office would not release a contract to title/escrow without that form.As previous posters said, you're worrying too much.  

Personally I think this is a shady way to do business and a good way to damage a reputation.

You have to take into consideration the amount of repairs that will be needed, finding a reputable contractor, and keeping your fingers crossed that the house is not vandalized before you can get a tenant in the home, etc.   

Hello my name is Rogelio I am from Kearns, UT and have been a member on BP for a while but haven't really been as active as I know I could be so I figured I would reintroduce myself.A little bit about me, I'm 27 years old, I currently work in manufacturing and also Day Trade part time for the time being. 

There are many more options available and you should work with a reputable mortgage broker to specify the best option for your situation. 

IRS approved documents, document maintenance, an established history and good reputation, and experienced support are very important factors in my opinion.

But it sounds like they are a reputable company to get your real estate license from

If it can help me gain a Great Reputation and Close Great deals I won't hesitate to generously and fairly compensate them for that.

And as @Chris Mason mentioned, lenders are worried about being audited so if they're even mildly reputable, the charges are going to be reasonable.

I am also open to Partnerships or funds so if there are groups or firms you would recommend with good reputations of success who work with informed investors that would be helpful as well.