Pretty simple for me - are you or the property traditionally qualified or not.

Yesterday, my lender texted me and said that my job won't list me as a permanent employee when she ALREADY knew my situation and knew that I was a contract worker.

Joining BP might just be the move that puts me over that edge.

I talked to this guy and he will be flying out here to meet with me in a couple of weeks.

As a landlord who likes to have control - this doesn't work for me personally.  

I been hearing about how to become a Surplus Recovery Agents, by Barry Cloyd I want to invest in the Course, but has anyone know a little about this course and if you do can you give me a little feedback

All interest is paid back to me.

Sometimes I'll come across agents who really don't know what they're doing. to me getting a license is like passing the Bar exam  it just gives you the right now to learn how to practice law.. just passing the test in RE in no way prepares you to be a good agent / successful agent thats the next step..

Yesterday, my lender texted me and said that my job won't list me as a permanent employee when she ALREADY knew my situation and knew that I was a contract worker.

This could be a reasonable price but this was only from 2 companies, but would anyone else who is a GC or home builder please let me know about building price per square foot in their area or in Kansas City area?