@Eliel Martinez, if you need an experienced real estate broker in Oklahoma City, I am your guy.

My conversations with a BofA broker/agent mentioned that I can NOT use any funds as a down payment if they cannot be verified to have had a 60-day history within a financial institution.

If you're a licensed agent, you'll need to hang your license under a broker. 

(Not that it doesn't happen still)Ohio: Ohio Law FirmFlorida: Florida Law FirmSome people make the argument that you're not brokering without a license because you hold an equitable interest in the title.

Would it be reasonable to assume that a deal is worth pursuing with a residential real estate licensed broker, who is resident of SW FL for over 20 years and looking for cash investors to buy qualified multi-unit properties in Florida?

But they did a pretty good job at making it look clean and up to date.https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1403-N-2nd-St-Killeen-TX/19104844/ A few comments:Just because the broker says it's stabilized, doesn't necessarily mean it is.

How I used to pick up bigger listing is I would contact other brokers at other companies and ask them about their current listings.

How often do you use a Realtor/Broker in your deals? 

Hi Guys,Any finance/economist types able to bring this issue into focus for a long time real estate broker/investor:  Recently the 90-day interest rate rose above the 10-year rate. 

@Nicole SchrockI’ve been a managing broker for 28 years in Washington state. 1/ is this a bank you’re being charged from or an escrow company?