We live in New Mexico and are nearing becoming real estate agents where we have affiliated with Keller Williams in Albuquerque.  

There's usually strong home appreciation in Arlington because of the strength of the federal government and affiliated businesses.

You could try becoming a real estate licensee and affiliating with a brokerage firm that allows a broker to double end a net listing, and provided leads.  

It is sad because in looking at the listing, I came to learn that said listing agent is affiliated with a very reputable company here in Colorado yet it is sad to know that he operates in such a manner.

If you find a 25K note and get a seller to agree to take 10K and then arrange a purchase from a dealer or anyone else say at 15K and they use that money at the settlement, you are not buying with your money, you are brokering.

They split commissions with their agents, so their revenue grows with the number agents they have affiliated with their brokerage. 

Also, if you are an agent, you can work for or become affiliated with a broker.  

I just purchased my first MH (bank owned) and am in the process of selling it with owner financing...I assume that when the bank sends me the title, I will register it and pay the transfer fee (I don't yet have a dealer's license).My question is, when I sell the home, what do I do with the physical title?

They are a bit pricey if you only buy a few, but I love the ease of design and the rates get pretty good if you buy more than 5 or 10.Intentionally un-linked so there's no affiliation.

Your affiliation with major league baseball will open quite a few more doors when it comes to financing and deal making.