I have been a mortgage broker for 10+ years and now transitioning into REI.I have just sent out my first YL mailer and therefore excited to learn.

In the state of Indiana, you obviously have to work under a broker, and soon you will have to complete a broker transition course.

I'm looking to transition into mfh market.I want to start small, 3 plex sounds just perfect to me and if make mistakes i can still cover for them with out going deep under water and drowning ;)I'm looking for someone who has experience in mfh market in Chicago and doesnt mind to be a broker / agent for a smaller deal like 3 plexI have 4 areas in mind and a budget i want to start with.If you can recommend someone that you have worked with before please let me know

Once I have over 10 SFHs I may look to transition into something else.

Hello everyone.My name is Jim.I live in Worcester M.A..Glad I found this site.I have been doing a lot of reading lately as I am new to real estate investing.I frame new homes for a living now but want to transition out of this and get into real estate.I have been doing some driving around looking for homes that look like hey need some help.I'm here for the long haul and thank everyone in advance for the help.I look forward to talking to you all and soaking up as much info as possible.

Rather than chase yields though, if you have an interest in notes, I suggest you learn to learn to walk with performing notes in first position only, then perhaps transitioning to performing seconds, and only then to non-performing seconds.

As I make my transition out of the military, I would like to start my own investment business.The problem is I do not know where to start.

I've been influenced by smooth talkers who have a ready, reasonable answer to any questionable item on their application.

Your first deal won't go smoothly, you need to allow for that.Marry in haste, repent at leisure!

Or are you talking about going to the places where there is a transition between two cities as opposed to going out into the boonies?