When you list you include the address, BR/BA count, etc and a housing specialist will reach out to you when a family needs housing in your area.

I'm not a tax profession or an ERISA specialist, but in general, the answer is no.

I'm talking with REO specialist (realtor) whom I have not met in person.

My wife is a CIPS (Certified International Property Specialist), and loves working with and assisting foreign Investors.Welcome to BP!

If they can't do it, they should at least be able to refer you to a credit repair specialist.

After a few conversations with his other realtor and a few with us about these properties, he realized that it really IS better to work with a specialist, and he came on board with us and everything is fine with his realtor.

I’m currently in search of the following members for my team:General Contractor for SFR rehabs (see below for list of towns) HomeStyle (or other traditional renovation loan) Specialist REI friendly CPA REI friendly Attorney and/or Title Company+ Anybody else you think makes sense The closest REIA meeting to me is in Rockland or Taunton, and I’m planning to get to one of them soon as I’m sure it’s a great place to meet people and fill in this list.Thanks in advance for any feedback.

They have 203k specialist.

I have a short sale specialist that has closed over 500 transactions in the last few years and would be a great resource.

Here is a little bit about me:ExperienceMy Real Estate experience in the traditional sense is minimal, however I do have Real Estate experience in some capacity with my job; I work as a site acquisition specialist for a large tower company, so part of my job involves researching properties and negotiating leases with commercial landlords for antennas on rooftops.