I recently obtained a job where im essentially representing a company and buying short sales.

Like Ned mentioned, you'll find that the DMV residents are represented pretty well here.It sounds like you have quite a bit of experience in the game, so your start should be easier than others.

I'm just going to close this out with the following summary... for this house, in this month, it didn't work.Last tenant's daddy didn't like the neighborhood, one hour of appts yesterday just got me the sad and desperate candidates that represent every tenant we wouldn't want to rent to.Open House with vacant home on Sunday.BUT.

If we have an LLC representing the purchase or solicitation or referral, does there need to be disclosure in a direct mail piece?

Also, the house is in Florida and the personal representative is out of state.

Anyone who represents themselves may have a fool for a client.

THIS IS NOT AN AD FOR BUSINESS- you are too far away and the loan size you would want is too small for us outside of South Florida, however, if you like, send me an email and I will send you our lending program and forms- they will represent a model of proper legal disclosure, detail, normal lending criteria for the industry, appropriate costs for the industry, etc., then you can look for the same thing in your area from other lenders so you know you are working with a reputable lender.

I've done several flat fee listings where there is no one representing me, and the buyer's agent gets 3%....for making my deal happen.

Affiant further certifies that she has read or caused to be read to her the full facts of this affidavit, and understands its contents. 6.Affiant hereby confirms that this loan is being procured for business purposes by a business entity and that she, as the borrower, and/or the representative of the borrower, is a sophisticated investor engaged in the business of real estate investment and has had sufficient time to shop for prices, interest rates and terms for this loan.

FRANK DARIENZO, what source of investment properties do you have that the real estate agent representing the hedge fund does not have?