A deal that is good for Person A may not always be a good fit for Person B and vice versa.  

Many times a bad score isn't reflective of the person. A

, so they can certainly show this person a  little love on their $75k 50% CLTV HELOC on a $2.5m Berkeley home!

I have to read it and hear you in person a few times to learn how you structure the deal together and I still have some questions.  

I could see you being a very popular person here on BP with your knowledge....or possibly a very disdained person as so many of us in the industry have wanted to kill an underwriter at some point :)

I've never met him personally but his "on screen" persona was mind-boggling!

@Dmitriy Fomichenko , I assume you are also including property management income of a rental property ,owned by same person as is PM owner ,as self employment income?

I've read thousands of posts on this site and others and I don't recall ever hearing this idea, at least not called out specifically.I was thinking, since a licensed agent can't give a non licensed person a fee/commission for deals (short sale, low equity, unrealistic seller, etc), how about partnering with an agent to split marketing costs?

If someone is giving you advice, ask yourself two questions 1) Is this person a qualified expert in the field they are giving advice in and 2) Is this person as successful as me?

Hi @Mark Nugent , after you type the @ symbol, as you continue to type the name of the person a list will pop up at the bottom of your screen.