What if he's a band aid rehabber?

Each of the aforementioned topics could easily support hours and hours of commentary and analysis, so you can imagine the effect it had on those of us (including all of the courts, process servers, legal aid & attorneys) who were caught by complete surprise and had countless cases upended when NY took away the minuscule amount of leverage landlords had. 

If you have Redfin in your area, then that's the closest thing to having MLS access as they are connected to the MLS and will generally have the most up to date solds of the free data sources.  

I'm really close to getting my license to aid with investing (getting MLS access to view comps, looking at houses on my own schedule, etc.) and need to find a broker to hang my license under.

They tend to look at the property and the borrower and then after listening to what the borrower desires for a loan matches them up with the closest fit available.

Loan mods are the worst false hope band aid I've encountered in the business.I appreciate the 'hotline/brochure' approach to give them all of their options, but are you a foreclosure counselor working for free, or are you a real estate investor there with a specific solution to their problem?

I guess they got tired of investors low-balling them only to make big profits off of a little rehab.Beyond that, more and more banks are drinking the "neighborhood stabilization program" Kool Aid, so bulk packages are hard to come by.

My husband feels I should get my license to help get the "in" on listings as well as aide in networking, but I would think having an established real estate agent on our "team" would be able to help us do the same things, without me getting into the "cons" listed on BiggerPockets blog.  

Make sure you ask for delinquent beyond 2 yrs or whatever is closest in your state to tax sales.

We have a secret handshake and cool-aid :wink: