I suggest you investigate them before approaching them at all.Look up the business name, how long in the business?

I'm investigating HARP 2.0 for refinancing my single family investments.

I would investigate transactional financing if it is not a short sale, in which you would close with the transactional lender's money and then resell right away.

But if I formed a club consisting of residents who wished to buy fresh vegetables at low prices (it's a private community), and if I then made it an unincorporated non-profit (which is not commercial), I could skirt that section of the regulations.

I'm fresh out of college, about to start my first job.

It's a very nice condo- maple and cherry cabinets, granite, custom tile, fresh paint, etc.

The problem with my advice is that it requires more time, effort, investigation, understanding and thought, no one wants to do that, especially in something as simple as financing, securitizations, collateral evaluations, compliance, underwriting, partial distributions and servicing aspects that need to be addressed.

Can a person fresh out of a guru course make it?

I'm pretty early in investigating this, reading the forums and other things online.

Hi @Jordan Harrill,I was in those shoes not too long ago so a lot of it is still fresh for me.