I've been looking for a good "investor friendly" broker to affiliate with for a few months now.

I am not sure how much down payment you are looking to put down, but I did read just a week or so ago that EconoHomes has some sort of loan program or affiliation with a lender that will loan to investors even if not an Econohome property.

I'd also suggest you start an LLC, it's cheap here, to keep a low profile in this area as you are also a lender soliciting Realtors ;)Can you get on the MLS as an affiliate at the office?

I have no affiliation with these events, I just think they would be a great help to you.

I have no affiliation with them, but they talked me out of my first target property (thankfully!)

She mentions Amanda Han and Keystone,but I don't think she's affiliated with Keystone.

Blaine, I am not affiliated in any way with this company but contact Arbor Realty Trust, an SBA loan provider.  

I got 2 years left and is currently saving money while going to school.I see so much of "start your dropshipping/shopify" and start to earn 2 k per month in 90 days, tik toks where people show "this is my monthly earnings after 6 months of dropshipping/shopify/affiliate marketing/ecommerce/stocks/trading" -->shows income/earnings of 40.000/high numbers<--So in my mind i feel like i could have sooo much money if i started a online business/onlineshop while studying.

Freddie Mac considers the following to be interested party contributions:Funds from the Seller, originating lender, an employer, a municipality, a non-profit organization and a Related Person, are subject to the interested party contributions requirements if the contributing party is affiliated with any of the interested parties as stated in the paragraph above, except as stated below for gifts from a Related Person and lender credit.Funds from an interested party that flow through a third-party organization or a non-profit agency to the BorrowerFunds from an interested party, including a third-party organization or a non-profit agency, used to pay costs associated with the Mortgage transaction on the Borrower's behalfFunds that are donated to a third party, which in turn provides the funds to pay some or all of the Borrower's Closing CostsSo it doesn't sound like it should be a problem.

I am looking into building a AvrameUSA A-Frame home which are self-builder kits minus the other big things that I would contract out, but the various lenders require a general contractor that isn't affiliated with the project.