One of my best tenant/customers is a guy who draws a military pension and purchased a property from me on seller finance terms, I was willing to finance it for 10 years to make payments around the same as what rent would be, but he wanted to only carry it 3 years to pay off fast.

Does anyone have any broker suggestions for an agent investor in the Austin area?

Im am currently in the military and my mortgage broker and loan officers said yes you can aquire more VA loans as long as it doesnt surpass that max amount, and you met the criteria.

Flipper A put in $100K of work and put in all the necessary accoutrement that would attract the customers (walk in closet, open concept, Jacuzzi bathtub, etc.) and is selling it for $275K. 

1) That’s the basic relationship, Transaction Broker, 90 plus % of the time anyway. 2) make your contract, Including inspection dates, final financing and closing dates tied to the completion of roof, a passed Final Permit Inspection. 3) The commission is not detailed in your purchase contract.  

Of course you could work for a property management company that already exists as an agent and do a good bit, show properties, sign leases, and other agent only duties... but if you want to open your own, you will have to work under a broker for 2 years and become a broker yourself.

I think small town PA is one that is pretty good in that realm I have been funding deals through out the central and eastern part of the state in what I would call under the radar.. and they seem to work.. but my vendors are highly experienced RE brokers so they know their stuff.

Hello BP,I'm looking to buy a property management business in the state of California, but I don't have a RE broker license yet.Will it be okay if I buy the business and hire a broker as an employee while I work on getting the license?

I’m an insurance broker licensed in all 50 states and love to help REI’s!.

I’m an insurance broker who works in all 50 states and I see far too often people, and RE investors especially, do not have their liability separated out correctly to mitigate their personal risk..Over and over I get the same types of questions when insuring a portfolio (of any size) from people who do notnfIlly understand the lIabIlIty they are exposed to..What questIons do you often have about where your liability extends to or what you’re exposed to?