WIll your real estate agent/broker lie for you?

However, what you could do is find a Mortgage Broker that has this kind of experience, see if he can handle Foreclosure auction conventional loan.

Brandon, we a group of real estate brokers based in Manhattan, NYC.

Looks like you have the landlording part started.I grew up with real estate: so the understanding the market is ingrained from following my mom by watching her.I read a lot of investment book, majored in finance, did bookkeeping..Worked as RE agent for a few month (Asia)What I didn't know was: flipping : had to do one to understand Land lording: my flip didn't flip so learnt land lording on the fly Buy/selling: learnt each project from everyone involved from seller/buyer to inspectorsFinancing: learnt on each project just by talking to brokers/mortgage/bankNew construction : chose to work with builder on live in flip.

I have invested in Real Estate and I was a Mortgage Broker.$50,000 loan secured by a property in the suburbs of Cleveland.

I've never met my tenant in boston BUT its only bc its 12 hrs or a flight away.And I got a super trustworthy broker almost like my mom there!!

I worked for banks selling REO and the occasional note for the last 6 years, I did not work through special servicers but direct with the banks (broker and auctioneer).

Realtors/Brokers do list on there but there seem to be a lot of investors/flippers that post ads on there as well.

If you're not a licensed real estate agent working under a broker, you're committing a felony in all (or at least 90%) of the states.

I haven't talked to a mortgage broker yet, but was hoping to get tips or advice on whether this is a good idea before I do.