Would a Realtor with a CDPE certification qualify to negotiate a short?

I grew up in Michigan in a family owned property development business working  tradesman roles such as brick and block mason tendor, concrete form and finish, rough and finish carpentry, sheetrock hang tape and float, electrician in both Michigan and Georgia, plumbing, and HVAC gaining my EPA certification.

For example, if you are seeking a reasonable accommodation for an emotional support animal, you may be required to provide documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker, or other mental health professional that the animal provides support that alleviates at least one of your disability symptoms or effects of the existing disability.If your landlord or manager asks for this verification, you should obtain a signed letter from your doctor or other medical professional, or other qualified third party who, in their professional capacity, has knowledge about your disability and your need for a reasonable accommodation.

Plus the commission is divided amongst you, the broker and other places.So, IMHO, while it can be a good thing to have, the initial outlay of funds before you even make your first deal maybe a little difficult to obtain in the beginning.

If you start having to use hard money financing because you can't get a conventional loan, ask your conventional mortgage lender why she or he can't obtain financing from you.Whatever that reason is, which will likely be from a Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae guideline, I'd suggest asking yourself if maybe that guideline makes sense and isn't just "guideline BS" but maybe a prudent and reasonable rule.Example:> You do not meet the PITI reserve requirements. 

Joseph,I am actually currently in the process of negotiating to obtain private money from a friend, as I have no existing credit (I have paid everything in my life, car, tuition, etc. in cash) and I would hope to rent out both parts of the duplex to increase cashflow.Lisa,Thank you and yes, I still have a lot more reading and learning to do!

Hello everyone,Was wondering if anybody knew if its possible to obtain tax delinquent lists from my city?

Wouldn't then I be actually obtaining the home for (1.6M- whatever they have paid down so far)?

Leverage is likely key to obtaining that goal in 7 yrs.  

It seems as though an investor needs current and future jobs data, vacancy rates, rental rate in area, crime rates, etc, in order to determine whether a rental property is a good buy or not.Can anyone tell me what are the reliable sources where this type info is obtained.?