Have a few potential BRRRR deals I've sent my agent, but want to make sure I have the right team in place before submitting any offers.

I had a new PML ask me about the difference between a Loss Payee and a Mortgagee so I thought I would share some commentary from my insurance agent partner on the subject: Quick point of reference between the difference between Loss Payee and Mortgagee:Mortgagee: the Lending company/entity that lends the money for the propertyLoss Payee: an entity or party that has an insurable interest of said property.

I'd prefer to go somewhere that I can build a long term relationship with a reliable agent/broker and property manager.  

proud of you for looking into BP at such a young age.Here is my suggestiongo to the top of the page and connect with an agent under FIND AN AGENT.

I am a licensed real estate agent in Arizona (currently with eXp) and also own a couple of vacation rentals in Scottsdale that I manage myself.

We used to do back to back closing with no money required but due to title company policies, lender disclosure requirements, and a variety of Federal and State laws this may no longer be practical.  

I've talked to a few real estate agents to get an idea of the landscape in Austin.

Get a commercial agent not a residential one to tell you what your warehouse space market rents. 

To help, I used Excel to forecast the future value (FV) of both options: 1) leave existing traditional rollover IRA in-place or 2) liquidate the IRA, paying the 10% penalty and 33% marginal Federal tax hit.I'm 15-16 years away from retirement and computed the FV of both options over that timeframe.

However, I had an agent who I trusted intimately and who stayed with me the whole time, and frankly, did more than she should have done to help me out.I wouldn't recommend anyone do what I did though.