The reality is you need a LMO, another reality is that you probably will not find one to approve a Lonnie deal, they already have issues with the valuation of cans on wheels to establish the loan to value to predict amounts of equity and ability to pay them off.

Today, I realized if everyone who has the experience and financial ability each agreed to help just one person get their first deal AND DO IT AT NO COST like Score does we could really make a difference.

There is no way of saying which borrower or tenant will default except through good underwriting practices and the ability to read people, I don't miss very often and there are aspects of life, those "financial life events" that can never be foreseen in advance.As to bands of investment/price, not really as I'm an underwriter type and consider each property in relation to the market demand, market rents or collateral nature, to the tenant/borrower.

I have a background in advertising and web design, and plan to bring my marketing abilities into finding/selling properties.

People seem to relax when I mention that I am not an agent and am merely an investor looking for my next property - whether it affects my ability to close a deal or not in reality it is tough to say.What do you think the benefits of getting your license will be?

My plan was to max out my ability to do cash out refinances, then max out Freddie/Fannie loans, and only then start moving into private loans.

I just want to require of myself 100% effort every day to the best of my ability and see where the dust settles.Of course I run numbers through my head of benchmarks I want to achieve.Setting goals sometimes that can be easily achieved so you do not experience failure of reaching it can really make people sell themselves short.In martial arts we believe in full effort all the time.

If people are earning 2% on their money just sitting in a money market fund or bank CD, They may jump at the ability to get 8,10 or 12%+ returns.

Then strategies as you'll understand exit strategies and ability to dispose of a property.

Almost like I had a "kick me" sign on my back.Another thing I could not get comfortable with was finding property managers who you could trust, both in ability and judgment.