Agents have to abide by the 'codes' set forth by their licensing board, state, etc... but breaking those codes comes with penalties (they're about $100) and at worst the loss of their license (it would have to be a MUCH more serious offense than a ghost offer).

As a new investor, I want to know where I should be financially before seeking funding.

I own a real estate and property management company so I may be able to offer some advice before you seek legal council.

Hello, I am a new house flipper to the CO Springs market and am seeking out referrals from those who have experience working in the area.

The loan requirements include the borrower setting a performance bond, agreeing that the project funded shall not benefit any other business venture, that the primary lender advance 70% of any future funds required at that lender's approval, that the borrower is not to further encumber the property, that interest be paid annually the first 3 years, then payments roll over under an end loan with a prepayment penalty 5% to year 5, then each year the penalty is reduced by 1% annually until it doesn't apply. 

Communicate immediately in a form of an invoice that you'll expect the rent due, also whatever penalties and late fees your lease agreement allows.

Seeking guidiance from the experts out there. 

Hello Everyone,I am new to BiggerPockets and still exploring the site, but I wanted to post my situation for feedback.My wife and I (both 27) are seeking to become first-time homebuyers and have been trying to buy in a particular neighborhood of Sacramento, CA, since March of this year.

Seek legal advice before proceeding.

Therefore, state regulators propose and seek public comment on a baseline set of prudential standards be applied to all non-bank mortgage servicers licensed by and operating in the states.