Originally posted by @Ron S.

I am investing in mobile homes and I want to use the exit strategy and offer seller financing, but as we know the Dodd Frank law makes that difficult,I want to find a mortgage loan originator to work with.has anyone tried to find one and if so what's your suggestions.

Originally posted by @Dave Lin:@Deshawn Lewis As another agent said, Foremost or American Modern should do it with no issues. 

Originally posted by @Rob DeLaurentis:I am new to investing in RE and trying to get my portfolio off the ground by starting in the Cleveland market. 

Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:In my market, when you get into commercial it is much more common for the buyer to pay their own agent as opposed to them being paid by the seller.Good point.

Originally posted by Account Closed: I purchased a Ryobi table saw for $139, it had all the amps and speed as all the others, and it burned out the very first day I used it. 

Originally posted by @Dawn Brenengen:Thanks for tagging me, @Jody SchnurrenbergerI love talking about the Raleigh market, so I'm happy to give you the run down. 

Originally posted by @Josh Vernon:Hello,I currently live in the Portland Oregon area, and am planning to begin investing in out of state real estate in 2018.  

Do send the original (signed) agreement to the title company?

The 70% that they typically refer to is a very common LTV % of the ARV for Hard Money lenders.ARV x 70% = max loanmax loan - repairs - closing costs (hard money origination fees, title fees, state fees) = MAOHopefully that helps, but like I said the closings costs vary by lender.