You've already received some really good advise in this thread.Having trained 100+ commercial agents as owner/broker/manager of a large national brokerage company I can add to the conversation about key points you'll want to ask/know about when interviewing brokers.In my opinion, the most important thing you will need to know before agreeing to work with a company is who will serve as your mentor, what their production is like year in and year out, what the mentor will get out of the mentorship, and most importantly meet and spend time getting to know the mentor before signing up to work with/for s/he.Here's some additional stuff In order of importance:1.

Here is a recent article from Forbes:http://www.forbes.com/sites/navathwal/2015/06/30/t...Detroit is one of the top 5 cities in the nation for flipping.Does this mean that Detroit is coming back???

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Hello BP nation,I finally have my first house under contract due to close in just 4weeks and I'm really excited.

I hello bp nation,Can you give me advice on how to gain multiple property (2or more)in 1 year to buy and hold with let's say 10k of your own money to spend?

Any national lenders I should contact that won't show up locally?

With potentially less marketability you may have to sell at a higher cap rate in order to unload the property in the future if that is a consideration.The other consideration pertaining to liquidity is the fact that some banks simply will not finance or offer much more restrictive programs for buildings with that type of unit mix so I would talk with local, regional, and national banks to see if they have an appetite for that type of collateral.

The state exam is two parts, the National exam (80 questions) and the state exam (30 questions).

She's talked to a couple of contractors that have told her that cellulose is better than icynene and now is talking to another contractor that is recommending Owens Corning AttiCat over icynene.What say you, BP Nation?

I would definitely do some research and talk to a few national lenders to compare closing costs.