As far as disadvantages goes, the only two I can think of are the extra expense (yearly dues and fees) and absurd continuing education requirements to maintain the license.

@Babik: My point is back in 1997 when I leveraged a REI based on personal income/qual, I never stopped to think of the legal ramifications of what I was doing in this case MO, how absurd!

If not, I will tell you how we found these three and you can go to work looking for and finding lenders there in Illinois.As for the comment that lenders will not lend to a conventional buyer in short periods of time, that is completely false and I want to make sure you don't let that comment influence you.

The assumption of having to pay a premium on your deal for the financing is simply false.

This will get you what you need and there's a warning about false info on it.

New York State Police have charged Lamy Aldophe of Bridgeport, Connecticut with 20 counts of Criminal Possession of a Forged Instrument in the 2nd Degree, a Class D Felony.Additionally, Aldophe is charged with possessing a counterfeit Connecticut Driver's License with a false name and date of birth."

Unlicensed broker lingo: ARV which stands for Absurd Resale Value

This seems completely absurd for the light rehabs (paint, carpet, appliances, landscaping) I plan to start with, and it heavily favors the contracting industry.

Seattle has been going bonkers with laws, many of which are absurd.

I actually spent 2010-2017 in Denver studying at DU then working and the appreciation around my area was absurd!