I have a great deal UC and my loan officer I believe is calculating DTI wrong.

I do have someone that works in our office to help make sure our single water bill is split into the various properties it belongs to and stuff like that, but until I had about 500 or so units, I did all of it myself.I don't want to sound like a d**k, but when I see someone start with "I'm looking to build a team" that's a giant red flag and I can be pretty sure that person if very unlikely to buy.Focus on these three things only at this point:1) How do I get money for my down payment2) Who's going to lend me my ~75% once I have my down payment3) How to find the properties I want to buyThe rest is noise and really just done to make people think they're moving forward towards their goal when they're not

When things turn bad, don't be like me and have to cold call 20+ attorney offices to get legal advice.

The details of the sale are provided to the tax office here in Galveston county. 

I have the opportunity to meet these people, as they stay longer now, and they are all people who "work from home", who either sold a house, or have a white collar job which has shut their office down.

But if you want a broker that'll send it to a few legit buyers first (like me), then if no bites they'll blast to their list, then if no bites they'll have other brokers in their office blast to their list, then if no bites they'll post on loopnet, send me a message.When I sell something (not common), I normally pick whatever broker bought me a deal as a way to 'thank' them for getting me the deal so they can make more money on it and they're more likley to send me more.  

Vaccine coming out, forcing people to go back to the office, NYers not panic buying into NJ, foreclosures will start up as well.

MLS used an escalation clause with my office and no contingencies.

The loan officer is also saying it’s better to do it one refi at a time then the prequal.

I give out a sub to training pdf and hvae an attorney with many offices who helps.