The company, which does not currently own New York assets, intends "to fully support" the agency’s review of the use of contracts for deed, spokesman Doug Donsky said.KKR & Co LP is an investor in Battery Park Financial, an independent company, a KKR spokeswoman said.A New York Mortgage Trust spokesperson could not be immediately reached for comment.At issue is an alternative financing practice in which investors who bought distressed properties in the wake of the financial crisis enter deals with low-income individuals who want to buy a home but do not qualify for a mortgage.In a contract for deed, the seller finances the property, instead of a traditional lender, such as a bank.

@Christine Kankowski is correct.

Hi @Christin Knight, it was a pleasure working with you as well.

@Christine NewtonThank you for that information. 

Much appreciated Samantha, Phil, Christine and Jeff B! 

@Christine Mwai - I am fortunate enough to have a broker who lets me keep 100% commission.

Christine

Thanks for the insights Christine!

@Christine Newton Thank you for the welcome.

Originally posted by @Christine Swaidan:I found my guy on Yelp.