Or they don't feel that they can vet the deals properly.

My question is how to determine the proper amount of walls-in insurance to carry. 

Hi groupMy family has a home they want to sell and they said if I got my license I can do the deal. 

They said that for some reason, when the court ordered the transfer of the property into their name, it was never properly recorded and they've been trying to hunt down the court order for the last decade.  

Would that violate the more than 3 owner financing rule without a mortgage lenders license even though it is only one note?

For example, I am a licensed real estate agent so if my license makes the deal more profitable should I have to split that with everyone else?

Can anyone direct me to a credible site for pre-licensing in real estate sales in NYS.Thanks,Irv

@Benjamin PiferHello, to my knowledge there is no restriction on this as long as the construction was performed by a licensed general contractor and followed building codes/permits. 

Okay, full transparency...I am biased...As a 30 year broker, licensed General Contractor, owner of a property management firm, and the owner of 16 investment properties, I think self-managing to save property management fees isn't worth the hassle, learning curve cost or the liability and risk. 

Recently obtained my real estate license to save money on short-term residential flips and seeking a broker within Broward County.