So far, BP has been rather free of sales, endorsements of programs and guru neutral.IMO, what is missing in the investor world is an organization much like the Board of Realtors.You have no representation at all with law makers, no ethics foundation nor any real educational phase, you're all running around out there with a lack of unity and direction as an important part of the RE industry, IMO.Seems to me, that with 100,000 members, BP would be in a very good position to spin off an affiliate professional organization.

However I will not sign up again for a new account and look for a new way to get credit reports next time I have a vacancy.Josh, I realize BP endorses this site and I hope this post is seen as constructive criticism and not unfounded bashing.

Endorse (sign) the instrument, simply by saying ENDORSEMENT______________ on the back or after the text of the instrument conveyed.It can be more elaborate, you also need some supporting document describing the transaction and usually a notice of assignment for filing purposes as may be (if) required.Your state may have specific requirements, this ain't legal advice, just how I do it.The very best way to get started, instead of buying a guru book or programs for example, is to go to a local RE attorney and pay them to do one.

A local agent was using the site and had endorsed it to the point where I knew I needed to become a part of the site.

Instead, tell them to tell the borrower about you, that you might be able to help them, not an endorsement, just give the guy a call.

But, by-far the biggest consideration (in my opinion) is that lack of competition within the industry and preferable treatment by revolving door bureaucrats means the government is paying way more than an efficient economic model would predict or endorse.

I'll second your endorsement of Ted Akers.

Your contract is simply assigned and endorsed.

Ask for the endorsement to cover the foundations.

That's a big endorsement and well deserved.