I recall a car dealer that was cheating and it wasn't worth our while to raise a stink, a simple call to the State HP investigations was all that was needed, as we went back a year later and that guy was gone.

I've heard that registered broker dealers can be used to make introductions but I'm unsure how that all works for unaccredited investors and 506(b) offerings.

I have completed a large (over $100k) rehab and a medium one ($45k) so far of residential properties that I own, and as a GC completed a 3 apartment renovation in an 1800's hotel.I hope to find local people to network and possibly affiliate with.thanks..pete.Pete Milano

These are serious land dealers that will respond to you.I deal primarily in vacant land in Florida, and would be happy to answer any questions you have. 

Congrats, I bet it was easier than you thought it would be, when i too mine 10 yeas ago, i couldn't figure out how anyone failed, make some commission,  and stack the cash so you can invest, learn and use the tools,  just know, you are now a Professional Dealer in the eyes of the IRS, get a good CPA to limit your tax implications, and plan plan plan. 

Please note: InvestorFuse is not affiliated with Joe Mccall.

(We are affiliated with Christie's.)

So from time to time we come across affiliates who sell our properties through their marketing platform and we have also worked with lenders in the past that have semi-desirable financing terms for either foreign buyers or US buyers where the loan is based more about the home then the borrower.  

Sun,If you want MLS access it would be much easier and cheaper to just join an MLS as an affiliate member.

However, if you are doing multiple flips a year, you could be considered a "dealer" and may be subject to Self Employment tax (Social Security and Medicare tax about 15%) on your profits.