The bulk of my experience was in construction management and I held a real estate broker license in Texas for about 30 years.

Be careful to read about broker and other fees, or you may end up spending more than you expected.

I currently own one unit in Florida and used to be a mortgage broker before I moved to California to work in the entertainment business..For the last decade I've given myself various financial "challenges" to help keep me focused.

I'd like the deal to work, but if the broker made most of the mistakes, I doubt the seller would get to a price that works.

I would be picking up the phone and calling my Ins broker and my attorney. 

I've been talking to condo conversion specialists and brokers to get a feel for the market.

I know that there are other brokers that give back some of the commission, which we could switch to if needed, but that doesn't feel like the right move. 

You can get chargebacks on credit cards, and credit card companies fight for their customers not for their merchants.

All of these Title companies are familiar with investor transactions and the contacts that I named deliver excellent customer service.

You'll have to meet additional conditions if you want to use FHA more than once, so that may be what your broker is referring to.