I think I have a pretty good insurance man here in the DFW area...has really saved us some money on our properties.Try Ryan Morgan with TWG Insurance...214-838-5408...He works with multiple carriers....good luck.

Versus investors who are numbers-driven, make decisions a lot faster, less hand-holding, and a lot of them pay cash (not all) so the providers are able to sell through multiple houses more in the same period of time than with primary homebuyers and with a fraction of the hand-holding headaches.As far as the markups, I wrote an article about my take on them0http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/02/16/turnkey/

I'm nervous that I won't qualify for multiple mortgages three years from now.

It's important to have multiple exit strategies when you get involved with a HML.

Learned a few new vocabulary terms I'd never heard of and saw some of the bigger players in the local market.

I believe there was an article on BP where someone was an assistant and had more access to the MLS because she worked for multiple Realtors.

If Real Estate is your calling, I can absolutely guarantee that your accounting degree will not go unused.I'm a big believer in the power of keeps options open and pursuing multiple paths.

I am under contract on a short sale with Chase and have a very tight deadline for settlement mandated by the bank. My title insurance company did a search and came up with 6 open liens on the property, all but two I ...

There is also the possibility of a "blanket" mortgage where one mortgage is collateralized by multiple properties.

Getting multiple bids is essential, but that means you have to tell somebody "thanks, but someone else gets the job."