.), I have now found a massive win/win solution that helps me fill my parks, helps the bank finance more deals, helps the factory sell more homes and helps customers with poor credit get financing...this is a massive game changer for our portfolio.

I held a real estate broker license in Texas for about 30 years.  

If that doesn't work you'll need to find a consultant/company that does it and pay them like other commercial brokers do.

I have a sponsoring broker and will be getting my license in New York.  

I am not sure that an open house for customers....

Feedback on customer service, transaction efficiency, fees (disclosed and surprise) would be appreciated.

For example, should I focus on looking for attorneys, mortgage brokers/lenders, accountants, and insurance agents within the market I am looking to invest, or would it be more wise to keep them closer to my home?

An EM dispute it self does Not cloud a title or prevent a sale, though some brokers get overly cautious/scared.

Think about working with a mailing list broker to make some suggestions.Also be sure that the list you get has been run through the National Change of Address (NCOA) so you don't waste printing a postage mailing to bad addresses.

I work in a small office and my broker is currently unavailable so I figured I’d throw this question out to the people of BP.