Also, if you want a great CPA and real estate attorney that can help you navigate the beautiful laws of CA, I would highly recommend Anderson Advisors!

Excuse my ignorance, just trying to navigate the financing side of things as  this is where the success in leveraging really lies. 

Now, as someone exceptionably well versed in REO, who navigated these waters from "back-in-the-day", worked way up feeding chain to having asset managers on speed-dial and receiving tapes directly from BOA and others, please hear me clearly when I say; What you think you know is MAYBE 10% of the tip of the ice-berg that is all that is REALLY going on. 

Will this help me navigate and understand things better, and will I get more "inside information" by being a real estate agent?   

Lending rigors aside, have you researched all the potential licenses required for renting a commercial multi family property in your location?

The fact is, a well-qualified mortgage broker will have  existing relationships already and will know how to navigate during the underwriting process. 

These relationships can help you navigate any complex dynamics at work as well as help you gain support, mentorship and valuable insights.

This innovative approach seems promising, allowing buyers like me to acquire properties without the need for new financing upfront.However, as I navigate this journey, I'm also curious about how the compensation for real estate agents works within the context of a Subto deal.

but on another side low inventory... it is very hard to navigate.

Any advice or suggestion how to navigate the situation?