You'll probably want to start at a larger institutional level or bulge bracket firm since they have much better training programs and reputations. 

Hi BiggerPockets,brand new to real estate, recently discovered this site.

My apts are in Brooklyn, NYC and in good areas.A few of my buildings are near a school, Pratt Institute, that attracts a lot of Foreign students.Pratt is EXPENSIVE (think $30k to $50k per year with Dorm).I can't really do credit checks on foreign students.

And what you learned in foreclosure is you need to make sure the for closure is complete and all of the other liens liabilities and obligations from thePrevious owner and/or financial institutions are completely discharged and that you’re able to get clear title of some type.

If that winds up being to expensive, go to the American Institute of Architects website and look over their sample contracts between owner / contractor.

The title company may not update their search before closing so don't expect them to just discover it. 

This is off the market, discovered by a person, a whole seller, that person wants to be paid so is the realtor who works for you.  

I invest out of state and, like a lot of other people, I've discovered that deals are harder to come by then they were 3-4 years ago. 

The Child was tested multiple times after it was discovered elevated lead levels in his system and currently (last year) everything went back to normal.

Hello to all,I just discovered this organization and recently became a member.