They also tell me how much they appreciate my professionalism, expertise and accessibility.

I now have access to lending for foreign nationals at under 8% if that helps, just PM me!

It helps to have access to many people with resources of information and my time spent as a finance and insurance broker around the country has done just that so I enjoy a good peppering of questions.

You should check into that also especially in the area that you want to invest in.I have access to a private money lender who can help you with rehab loans, but you have to be 65% (prefer 60%) of After Repair Value (ARV) including all closing costs, holding costs and repair budget.

I'm also an agent in Texas so I don't have MLS access in the area.

@Bobby BarlowYou could purchase the property with solo 401k funds provided you have never owned it and later take it as in-kind distribution (pay federal and state taxes on the value of the property) if you want to have access to it.  

As an agent  I want the license mainly to lower fees for flipping, transaction education/experience, networking, and mls access, etc.

With the low interest rates we have had recently I have tried with several lenders to do a streamline refi and or try to access some if any equity from the property.

Access to 9 or 10 figures of government and business capital (let alone $58M) did not save them.It didn't matter if his dad gave him a $5MM or $500MM loan, walking into a room to build rapport, convince the other party that you can close, that you can revitalize the area or the city, that you will get bank financing, etc. takes a lot more than money.$58M.. by the way, the left media has already thrown around so many figures of this supposed loan from his dad, I think I have heard at least 8 numbers already.

I'm about to get a tax lien on a private road that allows 38 townhouses access to their two car garages.