now i'm confused.you're living in this condo. so you are personally going to buy it and live in it and plan to sell it.that is an entirely different strategy than straight up rehabing to sell, mainly because you can still live in it and make the payments yourself, take on a roomate or whatever.

ARM's, negative amoritzations, D paper loans, and other creative finance programs are the main culprit for rising foreclosures, not double closings.

My main interest is income-producing properties.

Is the broker offering leads, advertising, faxing, copying, phones, desk/office space, training, name recognization, and supplies or just viewing agents as another income source.

My main interests are foreclosures and rehab opportunities in the DC metropolitan area (including Baltimore) and some opportunities in the Norfolk Virginia area.Still in the learning phase.

Something like you put up the money and I supply the labor on flips.

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Any other books recommended to learn about mainly the step to step process on financing, paper work I would need?

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So, the main reason to go with a broker is because brokers search many different banks for the best rates while a bank will only offer you their best rates (which might not be the best for you)It is worth it to get a quote from a bank and from a broker to see what the difference is.