HOWEVER, most FHLMC/FMNA / SECONDARY MARKET institutional lenders require that the originator have the NMLS endorsement for ANY 1-4 family loan, whether or not the loan is for consumer purposes, so many people think that is the law, which it's not.I believe that 90% of the people in the lending industry aren't aware of this distinction.

I m a slow steady, turtle.we invest for future not to put food on table.I buy a property every 2-3 yrs. only this year I have investors that are asking me to invest for them.

I estimated about $150k worth of work on the house to make it worth $600k, and was asking for a $15k assignment fee.In Massachusetts, we have to submit a written offer that is a binding contract with the seller.

I'm sure your refinancing institution will let you know.Just to give you some heads up.

., residential) in the title. 5 years down the road, you may get into commercial or branch out to all of MA, or country for that matter.

I have worked with both large Reits and private equity real estate (PERE) as a broker, from what I know REITS are more institutional in their structure and in the properties they invest in, and are SEC regulated, whereas , PERE can be smaller, more nimble, and operate a little more "off the grid" so to speak relative to REITS.

Now I understand in this exact example, the best case scenario would be to simply finance the property with an institution on a 30yr fixed loan.

Hello,My rental property is in MA and it is still using gas on gas stoves to heat the units.

Typically, institutional investors have larger amounts of capital to deploy therefore, the trades are bigger.

Professionally, my interest was specifically bond- tax free munis, fannie, freddie and higher yielding corp. stuff- nobody but institutions do that kind of biz these days.