Brokering them will make you money but ultimately you should look at buying them to hold yourself.

But if he pits another broker against me and trys to cut this and cut that in some kind of price war .

The mortgage broker was horrified because he didn't care (as many don't these days) -- he wanted his loan closed.

They never do want to make that split of 1.5% with their broker but I'm sorry.

you certainly can tell from what a person is asking to determine if they are on a good track to actually investing in real estate.but i would have to say that reading and talking with realtors, mortgage brokers, bank reps, sellers, buyers, investors is DEFINITELY a BIG part of the beginners way.

Hello.I'm a real estate broker in two states and have been since 1981.Forgive me if I hurt anyone's feelings here, but...do ANY of the posters here actually have ANY funds to MAKE investments?

and net worth is a relative term - you can have a million networth on paper but be broker than a bumb in the street.broke means, you have no liquid cash - that's bad. liquid cash or assets are simply easy to get to with no hassles.

The team should at least consist of a professional attorney, accountant, broker, escrow officer and Qualified Intermediary who are experts in the areas in which the Investor is working.It is extremely important for Investors to consult with their legal, tax and financial team before entering into any tax-deferred like-kind exchange.

For real estate agents, business brokers, and mobile home dealers and brokers, seller-carryback financing can make the difference between a "sold" or an "expired" listing.

Hi all!

I'm looking to help out anybody with investment scenarios!

I'm good to go in all states, so give me a shout!

I look forward to hearing from you.