However, if owner would agree to defer accepting money from me (except for the L/O fee up front) until I had it ready, that may work.

When you have a loan officer telling you in the beginning that "we can do this type of deal" that's a clue that they are in a selling mode.IMO, there are two reasons for what happene here, either the L/O lied to you or he was misinformed.

So, I see the communication bewteen the seller and the LO, prior to any borrower.

Durant, a UT "alum" (one year), will have OKC in the championship game before long.

I liked interacting with people so I decided on being a mortgage broker/lender/loan officer.Pros:- unlimited income- lots of people interaction- learn a lot about real estate investing (appraisals, value, rehabs effect on value, investment properties, etc)- potential for really high income (top LO's make 250k +) so you can reinvest in more deals and fund your projectsCons:- no salary/commission only- highly challenging and constantly evolving lending guidelines products, client psych profiles, and more (could be a pro too)- you're sometimes a therapist to the emotional whims of your clients- high stressUsually engineers do very well as real estate agents too.

You have to build organically.What agents need is a kick *** LO who works for a great lender (with good products) - one without the other is nothing.What makes a LO great?

And lo and behold, their management company is not Vacasa or Panhandle Getaways or another big one and they are lost.... and the person at the Vacasa desk gives them "the look", lol.

I prefer a straight sale and not a LO. 5.

Are you wholesaling these 6 properties, or taking them over with a L/O to keep ...?

You can make your "dialing for dollars" super efficient by just putting the LO on the spot within the first 30 seconds of the conversation and asking them to describe.