Bad Choice.

Maybe not so good for your goal of doing fix and flip as these lenders prefer that you keep the loan on their books for at least months.

If you are friendly with a bank officer ask them how they handle things and you will likely be pointed to their preferred agent.Note that a bank officer can get into a lot of trouble if they sell a deal to a friend at a preferred price.

Email is preferred as I check there more consistently.John Corey

Don't know what area you live in, or what kind of skills you have, but in most areas Delivery of some sort would be the hours you are looking for, and tips may be good... agian, if you are in Alaska, it may not be a good choice, but it would be in most areas???

I am getting started in REI (prefer SFH foreclosure/flipping at this time) and am looking for a Realtor.

I guess I used a bad choice of words with the "quit your day job" deal.

:help: :help: :help: 485 sq ft Studio in apartment turned condo, in community that rents at around 95% occupancybuilt 1983, updated in 20031/4 mile from Palms CasinoSales price 110K, 10% down required11K cashback at closing, if financing is done through preferred lender (covers 10% downpayment)Management takes care of all internal repairsCurrent tenant renting at 605/month, on lease through 3/1/08Developer offering leaseback of 770/month + no HOA fees or Mgmt fees for 2 years (guaranteed to net profit $90 per month after taxes for 2 years)After 2 years, owner receives whatever property rents for, plus is put in a "Shared Rental Pool": a quarterly check of [Going Rent of all comparable studios in community]X[% Occupied in community]-[losses/improvements of the community].

I guess I hadn't expected anyone to hang onto each individual word -- I'll give you this one, because I knew as I typed it that it was not the accurate word choice, but it was late and i was tired.

Considering that she didn't drive, deciding to do this in the New Jersey suburbs seems a odd choice.