Do you know if they have a requirement for sourced and seasoned fund verification?

Additionally, as I embark on this journey towards becoming a licensed real estate agent, I'm eager to gather tips and advice from seasoned professionals.

Good day Bigger Pockets family,Question for my seasoned investors.

In multifamily one error in the underwriting could easily cost you 30k and if you have a seasoned mentor who is there to catch it, well then it probably paid for itself.  

I am interested in investing in real estate in the DFW area (specifically Denton) with creative financing methods, and I am trying to expand my network of players in the game of real estate.

There are many players in the market, one of my preference is Prypco Blocks, below are few reasons to trust:- It is founded by Amira Sajwani (Managing Director - Sales and Development, DAMAC Properties)- They're regulated by the DFSA, which adds a layer of legitimacy.- They offer a digital platform to track your investments easily.- They claim an 8-12% expected net annual ROI, which sounds promising.But it's always better to do your research and understand the risks and be sure before investing any money.

and most seasoned investors have received a bill or two similarly like that in their investment lifetime. 

If buying as an investment and not planning to live there, different story.As far as taking out a LOC I would make sure you take it out in the LLC or entity you plan to use to purchase the property with so you have some business credit seasoning under your belt.

Hey everyone, I'm a highly seasoned multi-family investor and developer in Canada, with a track record of successfully developing over 800 units.

By working with a broker, I'd have a calm, seasoned professional guiding me should a loan start going south.