Most designers work on high dollar and high budget projects that are created to be unique which is a terrible fit for flipping anything but very high dollar homes.

Real estate agents are well aware of this fact and treat one preapproval letter as toilet paper, and the other as a check waiting to be cashed, accordingly (and obviously advise their homeseller clients as such).

This book saved me and many clients thousands of dollars.

Wholesale deals are not generally considered a 'normal' listing in my world of dealing with clients as an agent and I'm more than happy to simply accept a flat fee. 

I work almost exclusively with investors, and I love the relationships I am able to build with investor clients here in the Chicago suburbs.

I'm trying to help out a client who is a new NFR investor and I'm looking for a property management company. 

A client was rejected for a mortgaage he & his wife combined income is ~$400K.

While I do agree that lenders should do underwriting up front and pre-approve their clients first, this is not yet common enough to pass up offers from those who are only Pre-Qualified.

well one of my clients asked for some flipping loans..

They are wanting a 1 in 10,000 property that would take all my time to find versus other clients (NO).Finding out if a broker/agent and the potential client is a great fit takes work and follow up.