Investors engaging in the rehabilitation of certified historic structures can claim a credit equal to a percentage of their qualified expenses.

On the MLS with my agent.

I am looking to connect with any investors, agents, lenders, etc. in these areas OR any that you are currently in and recommend to other investors starting out.

I put down $100 (that is not a typo) and I'm buying it for $350,000 to pay off the underlying loan, $177,000 to the seller for a total of $527,000 off market, (not on the MLS) and no real estate agents so no fees.This doesn't sound like a "Subject To" deal.

Find an agent you trust in your area and find a solution with them that you're confident will make sense 5-10 years from now.

Hi Everyone,In Pennsylvania, can you have an agent list for you a property on the MLS if you hold only equitable interest in said property (i.e. having the property under contract as a wholesaler)?

Notice the Sellers Agent and The Agdnts Brioker as well as the seller.  

As a new agent, I suggest going with a big brand name brokerage that has good training like a Long & Foster (Who I work for), Keller Williams, etc.

My question is, if I make a purchase using myself as a broker, is it possible to receive a credit from the seller when acting as my own agent instead of receiving a brokerage fee?

The only experience I have is buying my primary residence in which I used an agent to acquire.