@Norman Alsumairi you may find it beneficial to invest in a little education before you get too involved.

I'd preempt that phone call with some online research about purchase contract assignments and double closing practices in you specific state and then search for someone with a referral to a title company in your area and ask them to provide a warm introduction.As a general rule, you will regret collecting all of your information from a single source and someone offering a one stop shop for all the answers is monetizing you in some way.Additionally, re-framing your mindset from, "I want to wholesale." might prove beneficial.

It's funny, I don't think these 3 things are mutually exclusive to the note space.

We are real estate investors (fix n flips, new builds) in your opinion is it beneficial to become a licensed agent myself?

It is always beneficial to have a local lender on your team.

However, I’ve learned so much beneficial knowledge, I don’t mind getting paid to learn more. :)I want to be an investor of multi-family properties.

Hey,New to the forums.I’m 18 and have been getting very involved in real estate over the past 2 yearsWas wondering who else gives beneficial info besides bigger pocketsthank you 

Also to a commenter above since a mutual fund is part of a fund, then I do own that stock.

Would it be more beneficial to start with a fix and flip, buy and hold, or straight into MF units ready to be rented out?

It has proven *incredibly* difficult to find any insurance company that will insure the property, much less at a reasonable premium.I have checked with numerous companies over the course of a week - Lemonade, USAA, Progressive, All State, Wawanesa Insurance, Hippo, Liberty Mutual, Mercury Insurance, Amica, etc.