----This summer I had to do some training and all the local seasoned realtors were warning that the market is going to slow in the next year - state wide, not just local. 

We also file (for all evicted tenants) with credit bureaus and often record the judgments at the county level.No, we are not being mean or trying to hurt anyone; we are trying to warn and protect others against bad tenants. 

And they were warned going into the process that because there was no hardship, they should expect for the lender to come back without a waiver or asking for a contribution. 

Fair warning, the reader for the Audible version sounds like the Windows speech robot.

Fair warning: I'm not a real estate attorney and I can only speak specifically for Tennessee as I hold a real estate license there.The act of bringing buyers and sellers together with the intention of collecting a fee is "brokering" a transaction.

Every lender is different, as is every appraiser, so you really can never know ahead of time exactly what they might be looking for in condition, but like the example I made above I know FHA will Call out peeling paint and hand rails so I always warn buyers and sellers ahead of time to expect to repair them.

I just want to warn you if you are thinking about investing with Clayton Morris and Natali Morris that they are runnig a #turnkeyskam in Indianapolis, In.My saga began 10 m ago (Sept 2017) when I desided to invest with them after watching their podcast and had an convessation with Dave Koehn from Morris Invest.Everithing was fine till the moment when I asked for renovation update few weeks after the closing.I found out that I am not dealing at all with Morris Invest but a company called Ocean Pointe.

That being said, I am also being warned to stay completely away from being involved in the transaction because any association with my own personal real estate (bought outside of conventional mortgages) is in violation of FINRA's rules.Has anyone run into this before or know anyone who has their licenses and still invests in real estate without using conventional mortgages?

I was asking a few colleagues today and they were warning me about Pine Hills as well. 

The home currently has a tenant and they want to stay he’s warned then of the possible sale and that within a few months I can increase rent to $800-$850.Taxes are $1604 a year and insurance rings in at $650 annually.