I would call a local credit union and talk to their business/commercial loans department.  

A very dear friend owns and lives in a 1960s middle class 3/2/2, around 1,600 s.f.

Armed with that information I called my credit union and spoke with the commercial department and was told id need 30 percent down plus other associated fees.

I've used PM companies in the past and just haven't had luck in that department.

Hello Dear Members - I am trying to buy a property from  a whole seller but the tenant wants to stay in the property for 1 month after closing.

Dear Jeanni,FSBOs can be a great source of houses for wholesaling.  

What department are you in?

When you add in the multiple exit strategies associated with non performing notes and the extra money available in specific states due to the Hardest Hit Funds, non-traditional markets are popping up as popular pastures to invest in.These ten markets offer investors the biggest bang for their buck based on several factors: 1) Amount of available distressed assets to source, 2) Availability of Hardest Hit Funds provided to the state from the Department of the Treasury for the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP®) and 3) the states Average Rent vs Market Value Ratio (Annual Median Rent Average vs Average Home Value) or ARM Ratio as a basis for potential loan modification rates as associated with comparable three bedroom home market rents.10.

Hi my name is Jesus and i want to start my carrier in real estate by obtaining my real estate licence In Phoenix Arizona..But unfortunately I ran into trouble when I was a teenager and got sent to the department of corrections, my question is to those real estate agents or people involved in real estate in Phoenix Arizona, will this felony prevent me from getting the real estate licence...

I think some of them the way they do it would get in trouble with their state department of RE for improper advertising.. but that's their issue. so to that end if your working with a marketing company simply ask them to refer you to the state they are licensed in and what their license number is and make sure its current and they are working for a reputable broker.. you want that E and O protection if something go very wrong.. unlicensed folks other than getting them in trouble will offer you no recourse monetarily.