If the words "assist in" were read broadly enough, virtually everyone working in a real estate office would need a license.

(Virtually no one follows up but most good deals come from "follow-up")!

Hello BP Community!I have a motivated seller with a rental property in Phoenix, Arizona, Laveen specifically, who is an absentee owner from Idaho. He is getting older and interested in cashing out. I am interested in ...

The house sits on a small but charming lot, so it won't be great for a family with multiple children, but would be suitable for an older couple or younger couple who work at nearby University of the Pacific.

We started listening the BP, Landlord University, and even read Rich Dad, Poor Dad (omg.)

My son and I stopped-in for a visit last summer on our wanderings from Calgary to Fredericton in our new-old Westfalia.The university appears to be on the far side of the tony part of city and geographically isolated.  

With the average detached Vancouver house now costing more than $1.9 million, condo prices—and competition—are also expected to increase.Andrey Pavlov, a professor of finance at Simon Fraser University, said that housing and the industries associated with it could account for up to 25 per cent of the provincial economy.If his estimates are correct, that would make housing B.C.'

The Florida work I will do virtually as I'll be referring prospects whom I find through my wholesale calls and who want to sell at a retail price. 

(These are all commercial loans, made out to LLC or Corp)Drake Bank (Used to work with Jeff Carter)Home Federal Bank ( Jason Madson, awesome banker, if the loan over 0.5M will take longer)Granite Community Bank (Jake, president's son, smart guy, low origination fees)Round Bank (Andy Klassen, low origination charges)Bridgewater Bank (Tom Johnson, the fastest banker that I love, my favorite, higher than normal origination charges though, 2.5 weeks to close a deal for him, have been working with Tom since 2006)Merchant Bank (sucked in 2007 at the day of closing they backed out of the deal, didn't follow their commitment and instead of financing 380k for me at closing financed only 120k, I had to borrow money from somebody else at a very high rate, just to keep my word).The funny thing is that the banker from Merchant Bank was my instructor at the University of St Thomas grad school, teaching me a banking class next year when she screwed me over the deal :)I know Jeff Carter from Merchants, he used to work at Drake Bank and financed many of my deals, and then moved to Merchants.

It is fairly small, only about 100,000 people and the University is the main source of direct/indirect employment.