Hi, does anyone know if unemployment benefits are affected if one joins a Real estate broker company, as an agent?

I'm a RE Broker in KC and my co works with Investors and are members of MAREI. 

My uneducated thought is it would be difficult to get title insurance during this time and would take cash, private, or hard money to obtain in the short-term.My broker said the property could only be purchased with cash or rehab loan.

@Phyllis Jones have you spoken with a mortgage broker/lender already?

Hi,@Michael Lentsch Yes, talk to an experienced agent whom understand the market can help and ask them to refer a loan broker to explain it to you about loan related questions .

Im Looking To Connect With CRE Brokers In Atlanta & Dallas..

@Carlos Pena No, double close because when an agent/broker sees a contract with an assignee clause they get nervous and will sometimes advise against accepting the offer.

Trust me, they will not turn away a paying customer the next day and there's a 99.9% chance the same deal they swore would expire, will not have expired if you still want it.Another thing you could do, if it's just a "course" you'd be interested in buying (as opposed to a boot camp or mentoring program), is not buy it at the event, but ask around in your local REIA or post on the Internet to see if there's anyone else who bought the course and doesn't need it any more, who'd be willing to sell it cheaply.

In fact, I'm the only customer, so I won't be suing myself.

Just stay in the triangle of Truckee, Hwy 89 and Hwy 267 and it should do pretty well so long as you have a good property with good customer service in place.