As such, if you don't have access to the MLS, you will have no way to know what forms they require for their offer (many require modified versions of the standard state contract).All that said, if you really want to try to go it alone, here's what I would recommend:- Call the number for the brokerage and ask to speak with the agent who has the property, or ask the person who answers the phone who has the property;- When you get the agent, ask what forms they require to submit an REO offer and where you can get them.

In most states you cannot manage property for another individual or entity if you are not a licensed real estate brokerage.

If I do set up my own real estate brokerage office as opposed to working with a non-licensed partner, will it be ok to use my existing LLC to buy sell and broker properties, or do you recommend setting up a new separate LLC?

Tony- I'll email you a link to a commercial brokerage in Florida that usually has a good selection of the types of deals you're looking for.

I feel that I have made more over the years than I would have if I had sold the business outright.My other main investment is in my brokerage.

Can anyone chime in on how they agree to manage a property / get a property under contract to manange from the owner?

If someone could post a sample contract that would be much appreiciated

:cool:

But, if I rehab for a long period of time it would be nice to save that money.If you get your license, find a brokerage that only takes a small fee on each sale (though they'll probably take a monthly fee as well).

Real Estate Investments: Buy & Hold, Flipping or Brokerage Commissions.3.

.* Cam Scanner- uses your phone to scan paperwork for email* NPR News/BCC- my two favorite news apps* Pandora- radio* Bank/Brokerage Apps

He said that my private lender can only do a total of 4 transactions, anything over that would fall into some type of mortgage lending/brokerage scenario.