I got turned on to real estate investing by a co worker of mine who has been a land lord for several years.

Loan officer is there, buyer, myself and escrow officer.

I worked as a loan officer and mortgage broker from 2000 to 2008.

My daughter was evacuated for days, and set her real estate office up to receive donations and distribute to those that lost homes, only to have her son end up losing his.

Front is an office area 1800 sq ft then 3000 sq ft of warehouse space in the rear. 

Assessor's office before the deadline each year (around June 30). 

I work for the post office and when an address is changed, County 911 has to be involved in changing in.

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I also do contract for deed, low closing costs but I strongly suggest you close a CFD at an attorneys office (gives feeling of official and legal,,, which it is).Have a written contract for performance, quartlerly inspections and penalties if no work or poor quality.The summary is:  these rarely work out. 

As far as the investor friendly brokerages, just interview them when you go check out offices.