My brother just graduated from college and now has a good job.

Right now I am finshing up my last year of college, then it is time to go to work.

My previous "mentoring" said that wouldn't really be a problem but it just seems to make sense that it would seem a "conflict of interest" situation.

My background consists of over 5 years of mortgage experience.3 years as a loan officer with a national broker.2 years of with a national lender, in the appraisal review department.In the last year I have decided to get into the appraisal business, as an account executive for a national appraisal company, which I am finding is a great way to stay connected within the mortgage business.Before my career in appraisal/mortgage , I attended Salem State college in which I received a degree in Liberal Studies.

I've previously tried talking directly to realtors on REOs and they wanted me to have an agent to represent me for negotiations.

You can deduct costs for storage and other fees that are owed you.If there is a surplus the money might belong to the ex-tenant.The risks are that you think the stuff is trash and it really is some antique or speciality item.

Circuit City once suspended its 30-day guarantee on big screens during Super Bowl/College Bowl season.

As for my previous post, I apologize about the "soliciting" I didn't think it was that big of a deal.

/attorney may order a survey, the title co/attorney may open title if it hasn't been done previously, at the request of the seller.10.

I have more corner cutting knowledge and shortcuts, replacements and subsitutions, and alternative options knowledge than any investor I have ever met.I have a 4 year college degree as well.