@Trevon Peracca I think you are correct in seeking out a Realtor who is also an investor and a landlord.

The other suggestion I would make is to seek out all of the wholesalers in your area and ask to be work for them or be mentored by them. 

My occupation is as a scientist in the plastics industry with 21 patents issued under my name; however, my business is real estate investing. After reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, I realized I was stuck in a downward spira...

I am working a few of them now and i just closed 2 Ocwen short Sales this month.Ocwen can be a huge pain in the butt, a majority of the employees there if not all of them are from another part of the world.

What is outlined appears to me is the limitation of members seeking indemnification inside the entity.

Number 2 seeks to clarify the ambiguity that currently resides in the law around registration as a broker-dealer.  

The drawback is I don't learn much when there is no issue (I don't want to seek them though).

Some of them will even help you with the pre-approval process through their preferred lender.If you want to be their first go to guy, don't be a pain in the rear to deal with.

If it's actually for Saale, listed as a REO, either; 1) it won't seek for that price if it really is such a steal, or. 2) you're missing something, and it's not the deal you think it is, or it would have already sold.

Most banks will not lend to LLC's.Find a good real estate attorney, perhaps by networking in your local real estate investment club, and seek their advice.