That'll get you going well on your way.Otherwise, please consider uploading a profile pic so we can better connect with you as you get more involved here.See you around!

If you go to a house that you found by driving by or someone answering an ad in a newspaper - someone you don't really know and when there are no others involved in the relationship (Realtors, on-MLS, etc.), do you ever worry when you're walking around inspecting the place?

I was involved in a short sale deal and in order to get around the deed restriction, the wholesaler added me to their LLC and then they just kicked themselves off the LLC.

You're not looking for museum quality but my point is to roll your sleeves up and get involved.

You are in Central NJ where lawyers are customarily involved in real estate transactions.

Has anyone ever converted a garage to an apartment or studio and if so, what was involved in doing so?

This online community has really opened my eyes to other areas of the real estate business that I might want to get involved in more deeply after I retire from the reserves in the next couple of years.

New product type for me and I trade mortgages for a living).Ideally I'm looking for 30 yr fixed but most lenders I speak to direct lending through their commercial lending group when a LLC is involved.

Now, if you can find the builder and get copies of compaction records, you would at least have something to base a lawsuit on if any of the parties involved still have any money.

I can tell you're excited William, but here's a few reasons agents don't get involved in SF and L/Os.The agents want to get paid, they are paid on sales, not leases, but either party can pay a fee, usually the L/O is kinda thin so the Realtor may go hungry.Many RE Brokers don't allow it due to the liability.