I'm not an attorney and I'm not an insurance broker, but here's what they cover:Errors and Omissions: This will help cover you if your written or verbal contracts are incomplete or errant.

I'm looking at REO's in a certain town in Florida. I've been working with several agents that I met along the way and asked them to send me any REO listings for one town that I'd like to buy in. Each one sends me a ...

I became a licensed agent at 19, broker at 22 and haven't looked back.

You may need to find that phone number on their website because getting through the customer service number is a pain in the rear.

Most wholesale situations for me are distressed sellers.I have a contract that I have hand made and customized for wholesaling.

In addition, the contract probably also states that the listing agent will cooperate with other brokers and offer a buyer's agent 3% of the total 6% commission.

Sounds like a broker should have been called about the contract being prepared wrong to reflect only 1 lot instead of 2.

You should only bird dog properties that don't fit your specific criteria, and those should go to realtors and brokers.

Try to look up list brokers on google and tell them specifically what you are looking for if you find any good ones.Also try to talk to a local title company and see what kind of lists they can send you.

Typically, as you know, with apartments the seller/broker gives proforma numbers, we as investors say, okay but I need operational numbers.