Would you try to borrow as much as you can keeping your valuable cash in your pockets or would you come out big with your savings and not have a mortgage?

I am also a Realtor, which is mostly to aid and assist my investing business, but I do a little Realtor work as well.

If anyone wanted to borrow our money and sent us to a website to learn about themselves or their operation, we would likely ignore them.

From my understanding its illegal to pay not licensed peoples a commision on sales but you can pay him to do a specific task like seeking out properties like a assistant but you can't pay them based on commisions but take a look at your state laws on that.

From the Fannie Mae Selling Guide, page 170; "Investor and second home borrowers with five to ten financed properties are ineligible for cash-out refinance transactions...."

I may be wrong on this, but I believe lease/options are not favored for Realtors.What I would suggest is to find a realtor looking for an assistant.

I am pretty much looking for ANY way to get additional investment grade inventory under my belt, I will also be a licensed agent in NV to assist with this.

Borrower to Washington Mutual2.

You can do it separately for each spouse, so 10 each conventional, as long as you're not co-borrowers.

Or defaulting borrowers.