You may have to start as an assistant.

Some agents that carry 50 to 100 REO listings at a time, would often prefer that the buyers use another agent to assist them in buying because as the listing agent of so many properties, they don't have time to baby-sit transactions.

It hasn’t been easy being the only female on a job site but I have worked with the same subs for almost 8 years so they are finally use to me.I have mainly worked as an assistant superintendent on residential new construction other than one rehab of a 24-unit apartment complex.

I plan to put them on sec 8 (government assisted housing) which will allow me to net $300 per property a month w/ rent that is paid by the govt.

Hello everyone, I have an apartment building deal that I would like some assistance structuring the 5% downpayment.

I think I really need to be assistant to someone experienced so I can start getting some hands on training.

One in Europe, one in Barbados and one in Miami, so I'll keep you posted as these present opportunties for assistance.

It appears he's only interested in working directly with lenders.Any questions used to quantify which hard money lender can assist him will be perceived as conventional in nature and unlikley answered.

I started working for a Realtor that needed an assistant to help handle his pre-foreclosure leads but things have slowed down a bit 'cause we don't have buyers for some of the shortsales and other deals that we have.

Do take caution about doing any questionable Real Estate transaction, many properties in Mexico are tied in legal issues and most of them take years to resolve....do look for an Attorney who specializes in Real Estate Transactions.Stuart Tible will assist anyone in the purchase of property in Mexico...it will cost you a little bit more.....but you you will have peace of mind knwoing that your transaction is 100% secured.Perhaps you've heard horror stories about the Mexican government taking away property that people bought many years ago....built a house on the property....but only to have it taken away by not following all the safety issues mentioned above....yes...it is true.... people bought property without making sure that the person who was selling them the property were the real owners......