I know many wholesalers who are licensed agents, and the only thing they have to do is disclose they are real estate agents in the contract and they are not representing the seller in the transaction, but nothing else.It will be interesting to see if in VA they will require additional disclosures or not

Also make sure you are represented by an agent instead of the new home sales agent represent you.

@Summer Dechanukul If your agent really represented that the home was in good working condition and actually told you that you didn’t need an inspection to verify, you should report him to his broker and file a complaint with the state real estate board, maybe talk to an attorney about a civil suit for damages against the agent and broker if they misled you.

Which entity most efficiently represents AND protects a money lender?

On this deal, I was representing a moderately experienced buyer whom I have worked with twice previously in a purchase of a relatively new small multi-family building.This is my review of a transaction that did not make it to close, which highlights the process of going through an inspection period with an experienced investor-friendly agent and how that process worked correctly for the buyer.  

Front and center (literally) is the representative from Vesta Holdings, the tax lien investor I mentioned earlier in this post.

And when you evict, you’ll need an attorney to represent you in court.

Like many other states, wholesalers in Florida cannot represent a buyer or seller in any real estate transactions if they do not have a real estate license. 

Or, is my gross on my taxes suppose to represent the total amount I deposited via checks? 

Typically brokers represent the borrower, so this is something you want to find out ahead of time.