There's three major ingredients to a transaction:1.

I have contacted some Reo departments and they stated that they do not do assignment of contracts.

We have our own trainer who trains m-f 9:30-3:30 then the rest of the day he is support for agents and then we have a marketing department who designs all of our flyers and such...if you have any other questions let me know

I know how to get 100% financing, and even how to roll the closing costs into the loan, but my question is after closing.What happens if a major problem occurs in the rental property, bad roof, flooded basement, or some other major cost disaster?

Now granted, not all RE Agents are alike or think this way, but the majority do!

Nothing major but just little things I considered reasonable.I found one of the most important factors to finding a great place to live was the relationship with the landlord.

Your best bet with this is to get ahold of the county tax property tax records department and simply ask them.

I have direct contact with the administrations of Newark, Irvington, East Orange, Orange and Trenton, New Jersey where major developments are underway and being proposed.

I think it also touched on the slower market the majority of us are facing.

As my realtor tells me, "people still need a place to live".If anything, I have seen a major slowdown with new construction developers.