As a Realtor, the highest price may well be with an investor, especially for one that can't be retailed.Yes, you are required to disclose your agency/license at the first opportunity when acting for yourself or as an agent in any real estate activity.

I'm in the entertainment business running my own talent agency and I'm looking to diversify income streams.

I think you can try to dispute through the credit agency and the party with the negative entry has I think 30 days to respond or you can request it be removed.Honestly though probably your best bet is just give it time.

Also, you need to be a member of the credit reporting agency to obtain a credit report on your own.

Usually, if you ask, the agent will tell you how long it has been listed, and if you look like a sincere buyer, they will often run some quick comps for you.If MLS isn't on-line, then every real estate agency will have a website and many of them have photos and information about their own listings.

Unless, someone is looking for the easy approach and the having sweet nothings spoken in their ear about how to make "easy" money with little effort with this investment vehicle, then they will be shocked because you guys tell it like it is and I really appreciate that.Experience:Strong- Lease Options, Wholesaling, Rehabbing (fix and flips), Multifamily Commercial, Networking, Raising Private Funds, RE Law (not saying I know it all, just good at staying current on laws effecting the industry)Moderate-Notes, Foreclosure/Short Sales, Tax Liens, Marketing, REO's, Loan/FinancingWeak- Probate, Bulk REO's, Mobile Home Parks, Raw Land DevelopmentDont have a "niche" yet unfortunately, but I believe it will come down to Rehabbing and Multifamily.

I was told that you can buy mobile homes on land there really cheap.Joe Gore

We can cut through all the equitable interest stuff and I'm selling the rights to buy stuff, bottom line is that you're dealing in a manner to circumvent agency law to facilitate the sale of real estate.Regardless of what business you get involved with if you devise methods of dealing that dance around the legal and acceptable practice in that industry you're starting off with a black eye.The question becomes, why would you do it?

While wholesalers ignore and seek loopholes in acting in the capacity of a licensed real estate agent, mortgage broker laws are federal and being in between the lender and borrower is much more strict than state agency requirements.

There are also probably lots of mobile homes in your area- that's another potentially profitable angle.