The loan officer can give you specifics on their different offerings and requirements on what you need to bring to the table based on loan amount.

My question is should we buy some office materials like computers and desks to help lower the taxes that we owe?

I have teamed up with a busy agent in my office so that I can gain experience while I have my reserves.

Hi, I'm a REALTOR who lives & works in Skokie, with my office in Glenview.

It really does seem to good to be true:I am a mortgage lender and very often I pull title on a property to find that a previous lien or in some cases a Release has been missed:I would suggest hiring someone who works as a title examiner and have them go to the recorder of deeds office at the county and do their own research. 

@Thomas DeRuvo Get a job in a property management office and keep your ears open.

Start networking with some people in your office and offer to work Open Houses to learn how to talk to clients and colleagues. 

Now you really have economies of scale, on site management, a leasing office etc.

Class A is a new office building in a decent place with finishes appropriate for most office uses.

I met a very smart loan officer at one of the big banks who walked me through it.