My mortgage broker referred me to a group of guys that do RE Investments.

You have training costs, licensing costs and costs associated with operating under a broker when you get your license.2.

There was a case in OH where someone was found guilty of brokering without a license and they were using a trust process similar to what you described.

I am no Cramer, but I am a licensed stock broker.

If you owned the site you could charge for the advertising.I developed a database taht could easily handle this while in college. sadliy i lost the server i stored the code on due to disk failures.but a standard sql database should be more then adiqute to handle such a task.question is who would mantian that its content is standardisd.

I had another broker they had someone that would do 70% on raw land.

He also belongs to a variety of real estate groups, has networked with real estate brokers and has attended a number of web seminars to enhance his knowledge of various aspects of the real estate world.

I'm certainly no expert at slogging through this legalese, but section 4735.01 (I) seems to state that if you have an ownership interest in a property, you aren't a "real estate broker".

I understand the lengthy process of doing due diligence, exploring property management companies and working with lenders and brokers.

I just came back from the mortgage brokers and found out that without 10% + closing costs I'm out of luck for the time being.