thebesthouses,Not that I'm endorsing Sheets at all, but based on your statement, it sounds like you should be the one with the educational course.I don't know much about Sheets or if his techniques work in the real world.

Then go offline, but look into endorsement/fusion marketing as opposed to the traditional "stuff" out there. 

@Levon Turner Welcome to BPI cant endorse any one school. however, the one I am going to is http://www.nyrei.com/. or you can just look online there are many to choice frombest wishes on your educational journey

When a tax lien is transferred the counties call it an "endorsement" of the lien. 

Not an endorsement, but more for education, see also http://www.noteworthyusa.com/ and types like http://bostonnote.com/ ... or of course biggerpockets.com with 'note buying' or 'note buying tips' in the search bar.

As you mentioned, you don't need the NMLS endorsement on the REB license if only doing business purpose loans, but (i think) you do need the endorsement with the CFL license regardless of loan purpose.Good luck.David

While the county won't give you a list of contractors in the area (it could be construed as an endorsement), if you still need names of contractors in the area, I can try to get those for you.

They all endorse this same company/program by Premium Financial Training, Success Path, Advanced Real Estate Training (these companies are all linked).You think that it's not too good to be true because you are paying a large amount of money and that's the catch.

@Brent Bowers - I appreciate your endorsement and wholeheartedly agree with figuring what others got in the area to make yours the best or at least as good. 

The following links are not an endorsement of a particular lender, but just a quick googling of terms / rates (terms are all going to be similar as they have to comply with Fannie U/W policy regardless of originating lender) for Fannie programs:http://www.crefcoa.com/apartment-rates-main-fannie...http://www.crefcoa.com/fannie-mae-multifamily-small-loans.htmlThe tl;dr version is that you can get 80% LTV/LTC, 30 year fixed,  on properties with non recourse financing on fully stabilized properties (90% occupied is a requirement).The issue is that people think you can START with that financing on a non-stabilized/value add/new construction/rehab type property.