Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac often have 90 day hold restrictions when you buy an REO from them.  

When Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae announced their new lending rules last August, I started telling everyone who would listen that they need to start using portfolio loans to finance their investments.

KeyGlee is just a master wholesaler with a mac daddy buyers list. 

No, but when we are riding around in hover cars agents may never need to step foot on a property, the may advocate from other media, you might close a transaction on your "Beam Me Up Scotty" personal device. 

The other option is to work underneath the managing broker directly with much less guidance and left to my own devices to figure out what I should do to be a successful real estate agent but with the upside of a 90-10 commission split. 

Quote from @Scott Mac: Can an investor sell for instance 8 single family homes and two triple plexes, and use that money to buy into a syndication that is being formed to purchase a 120 unit apartment complex?

(Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac guidelines)Thanks

Dear Successful Investor-I have a computer, a mobile cellular device, and a brain, and I know to use each of them.

(I'm on a Mac and the mention feature doesn't seem to be working) I think I would prefer Shelby County... fewer scandals... haha.

For example I found a 3/2 this morning in a neighboring town, Freddie Mac (homesteps) asking price is 50k, neighboring comps are around 100k.