In April I was pretty much just a career student with no academic answer to how to make it in the real world.

In addition, a Section 8 employee will probably be happy to answer your questions.Good Luck,Mike

Once you've figured out what aspect of real estate marketing you're interested in, come back with some specific questions - I'm sure you'll get lots of answers!

Hi, all good answers and I like Mike's referring to non-appreciting assets.

Once you have been around for a while, you will see people ask the same basic questions over and over.We are happy to answer, but make sure you are specific and have read the previous answers first.Hope that helps a little.

Alex, A hard money lender in most cases will cover the assignment fee if your assigning to an investor and all the other criteria is met.if you're selling to a buyer who is going down to get a loan from the bank then the answer is NO, the lender will only lend on the purchase price of the property NOT the assignment fee.The title company or attorney pays you your assignment fee from the proceeds coming from the seller or buyer.

I know a lot is heavily involved in how much you market and have the possibilities brought upon you, but would I be able to get a ball park answer from anyone?

The mortgage broker has to back peddle and try to answer for the banks slowness.

I know this is broad but I just want some simple and short answers from different investors;

Simply ask the representative that answers to transfer you to me.Thank youMatthew HannaCustomer Operations ManagerClick2Mail