Welcome to BP Chris Rightmyer...there has been a nice little run of new KY investors in the last couple days.I am a part-time investor (rehabber) in Lexington...although we are about to expand into rentals as well.

What is the percentage of difference between the sales price and the listing price.Some of this data maybe difficult to access if you are not licensed or have access to the MLS, so a good realtor mentor maybe willing to help out.Good luckPS Investing in the foreclosure market is where it is at for residential investors.

My F/T job is "Mom" but I also have background in commercial property management/property accounting and have a California Real Estate broker license (Realtor with MLS access) which has helped be tremendously in being able to evaluate properties before making offers.

Sure, you might be working on building a relationship, which is very important, but you should expand your options by working with others as well.

We are getting through all of the paper work right now but within the next week we should have our LLC formed and funded.Now that we can finally focus on finding properties and not the structure of the company it is starting to feel a bit like we are forgetting something.Our team includes:Acquisition:I am a realtor so I have access to the local mls; my partner and I can narrow it down to a few properties of choice.

Partners should be able to motivate each other and push each other as the partnership expands and discuss issues openly when they come up.

After doing this for a while then I got access to the MLS and now mostly do it myself although if I don't feel confident I will still hire the appraiser.

Danny Chan: I have MLS access in San Diego.

However, they will likely be entry level (7-10/hr.)You would be much better served working with a smaller office or even an individual who will not only value your experience, but also see your work first hand and therefore be able to expand your responsibilities (and pay) as you add value to their business.

While they can also give you bank and CMBS quotes, a correspondent mortgage banker is typically the only source that you can go to for access to loans from life insurance companies and the government agencies (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and FHA).