Let's see if I've got this correct: Law firm employee uses client information, public or private, sifts thru it, and is mostly clueless about foreclosures and yet is encouraged by others on this site to offer homeowners advice due to law firm affiliation.

BTW, CCIM, the commercial affiliate of NAR, has a full program of courses in commercial real estate leading up to certification.

My only affiliation is that they manage a portion of my single family portfolio (less than 10%) and I have been happy with the work they do.

Try scheduling an appointment and that will help with your decision.Disclosure: I am not affiliated just listening to the podcasts

FYI I have no affiliation with the company besides i am a customer.

Members may be limited staying away from SEC issues I'd think, there may be affiliate LLCs.

Wanted to see if anyone has experience working with a wholesaler and the hard money lender they recommend who is more than likely owned or affiliated with the same owner?

Along the same lines, anyone in title has an affiliate relationship to the note even if they are not financially responsible.

I am not affiliated with either, but have watched some of their videos and read some of their materials and got most of the information above from them.

You should be contacting prospects, buyers or sellers, disclosing you are a licensee and your affiliation or status.