Ive been looking at these listed properties on co-star and have found that the properties have already had the value added OR the data the broker has is completely false and expenses under stated etc.

However, before I jump the gun and have to end up scrabbling to find a bank, mortgage company or broker that will work with me as an investor.

I have a connection that will allow me to smoothly transition into being a broker after 2 years (about a year after I graduate).

My name is Brett Barry and I'm a real estate investor/agent in Massachusetts and a brand new real estate Broker in Colorado.I'm currently living in Fort Collins, Colorado.

I then would contact a local industrial broker and talk to him on what he thinks he can lease the size property out for that the city says the property can fit.

If you own fewer than four rentals and you don’t use a broker or agent to rent your property you don’t have to adhere to the fair housing act.You aren’t  required to modify the property at your expense to accommodate the disabled Tenant.

But, would that not be illegal and acting as a unlicensed broker/agent?

My name is Brittany Gregory I have been working as a administrative assistant and virtual assistant for Realtors and Real estate brokers since I was 15, a little over ten years now. 

. :) Bobby, I find this post funny, you were just posting about how they suggested that you made 10+% ROI the past year and how could they say that, that they do not know their numbers and that it was actually 7+% ROI and got uppset about it. yet here you are making assumptions on what they make on the money you paid. why don't you ask a PM their costs, i think you would be surprised like Russell said. they do have to rent that office space that the Broker owns btw, Staff, Insurances' ( car,office, error & omission) , plus they have many other costs involved with the business.

Do you buy from a turnkey broker or do you have a team in place?