That will then steer the conversation to other resources needed. 

The properties here require a proactive investment strategy that most investors are not accustomed to or simply have limited knowledge and resources to implement properly.

They offered assurances as to their high level of confidence in the applicant, but have provided any other info on the tenant.

The Attorney Generals office which was tasked with this, and already had a guidance memo that wholesaling was unlicensed brokering, did not have the resources to pursue the subject.So by requiring that the act requires a license, shifts the burden of enforcement primarily off the AG's office and to the MREC, who has a narrower of focus of protecting the public in matters regarding real estate.

I’m currently facing a similar situation and realized that I wasn’t using the right resources or consistently marketing to a single, optimized list.

Hello,Trying to source deals, I've been reaching out to many RE pros in my market (Spain) and came to be in touch with a family office that offered to sell me, among other overpriced assets, the whole fifth floor - subdivided in 2 apt - of a building they're renovating in the city center. 

1) have a building inspector come out and see if your shower answer is legal, proper, and common. 2) if so, and there’s no other reasonable cure lower their rent for the inconvenience, offer to let them out of the lease?

Has anyone used them and are they legit.I spoke with them they offered 100% financing if you pay them 3900.00 first to become part of there group with no guarantee that you will be funded

If it is legit any legit lender/broker should know about the program and be able to verify if it is legit.One way to ell a scam is to see if everyone else offers something close.

If you're offering an 8% pref on the 100K  8K is due at years end.