Go to a real estate agency. 

They look to take in the amount of would be brokerage commission, a discount for time value of a quick close, the discount for a no hassle sales process, a mortgage brokerage commission on the resell, and possibly in house title agency fees.

“Wetlands” is not a type of zoning classification.....it’s a determination made by other agencies.  

Also, wholesalers, when licensed, are subject to strict agency laws. 

As a smaller private lender I have often wondered how I can build my borrower’s credit by showing the credit reporting agencies all the original mortgage balances, current mortgage balances, minimum payment amount, and on time payments.Please help me get started reporting to credit agencies (Equifax, Experian, & TransUnion)🙏🏼

Your slam dunk was an arrangement with the agency that helped place tenants.

The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.

Check with legal aid or some other knowledgeable state consumer agency.  

Hi @James Seed, one point of clarification is conventional loans and government-backed loans are two separate options.Yes, if you are moving and you do intend to have the duplex/triplex be your primary place of residence, you will qualify for both conventional financing and government-agency (FHA, VA).  

I called the previous insurance company which is an independent agency and they haven't found a policy yet.