Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

We have an entirely professional-looking listing with lots of interest that had been active for a few weeks with no problem. 

The Stowers Road deal was sourced through our extensive network of real estate professionals and off-market opportunities.

Here's why this is so important for negotiation and decision-making.First, understand the seller's professionalism and sophistication.

What they did was hook up with one of the professional seminar producing companies that have fine tuned this crap to be able to hook people wanting a better financial future into spending $40,000 that will most likely never result in any income, let alone change their life’s.People buying these mentorship programs are hoping to be able to cut short the process of education, experience, and capital needed to be successful in this endeavor.  

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Most people know about the STR RE professional loophole.  

@Maurice Giro one thing to keep in mind, if you are considering jumping into syndication, is that during markets like the one that we’re in, what it does is it sifts out the professionals from the amateurs.

If you are going off of zillow or another online service, it may not account for renovations you have done to the property. 2) Contact a Mortgage Professional for a Soft Pull of your credit.

But I don't see it coming back under the seemingly "new" format which is mostly news, industry professionals (mortgage, lending, agent, etc).