In my case as a broker, the name of my company would show - not the name of the lender I'm brokering to.

Are they a broker or direct lender ?

I'm not a broker and am not paid on this - it's just a connection/referral.

In their view, to be a licensed agent, you must learn the laws, pass tests, comply with a supervising broker and pass a background test.

I like using the same mortgage broker lender who is investor friendly, a lot of the little banks don't know how to handle rental income and you get issues with underwriting mid deal.

Most landowners understand this process (your broker can help).

It's a win win for everyone.I don't do property managment, we do free tenant placement for all our investor clients that purchase a house with us.Also you can put it on Facebook Market place for more exposure and then redirect them to the zillow link for more information and application process.I hope that helps.Best Regards,Lily Rodriguez - Investor friendly Broker

Generally speaking, the landlord is expected to pay for a leasing commission for both their leasing broker and the broker representing the tenant.

Always use a broker.

Borrowers will want to check with their mortgage broker or banker on any limitations to ensure the note cannot be called if transferred to a corporation.