Connect with @Zack Karp or @Michael Facchini they can definitely help get you pre-qualified and better yet give you some loan education. 

Although I am not happy about paying at least $250 (if it's easy and he doesn't show up to court) and as much as $750 -- plus several court, filing, and sheriff fees -- this is one where the education I get through observation is worth it to me.

Educate yourself and decide what route is best for you.  3. 

The quickest thing to do would be to contact them through their website: https://rementor.com/Before you dig into any one syndication thought leader/education company, take plenty of time to learn for free.

In the past year I have been trying to educate myself as much as possible with how I would like to utilize the equity in my home to invest into my first real estate investment.

There's a fantastic community on Facebook called the MHP Tribe that meets every Monday evening on Zoom to network and educate.

I would also start educating yourself on hard money (youtube university) so you start to understand the terminology, common terms, advantages & disadvantages, difference between local HML and Nationwide HML.

Should I go with the seller report or do I need to get it done myself. what could be the red flags.Any comments/experiences please share to educate me.

Hi Everyone, I've worked in the multifamily industry for the past 6 years and really like what I'm seeing from the BP community, podcasts and education info.

You have to be patient and take the time to make an educated decision.