Try bankrate.com to find a lender (careful they will spam you with stuff if you fill all the info out, just contact the lenders listed directly) or call around, call mortgage brokers.

Section 8 mitigates a lot of that stuff.

I'm new to Bigger Pockets and have spent the last 6 months listening to the podcast, reading investing books and talking to friends who are all interested in the same stuff.

No brokerage can help you with the actual sales component as that is a skill you learn over time/already have, but the big ones help with the day to day stuff like navigating the MLS. 

However, maybe they don't want to pay realtor commissions, or do showings, or if it's grandma's house move all the junk out, or deal with a loan contingency from a risky buyer, or an appraisal contingency if it's going to go way above list and appraisal, or an inspection contingency if they might have some risky structural stuff in the background.

Originally posted by @Jeffrey Donis:@Amna Malik Here's a good resource for contracts:https://therealmaxwell.com/con...Hi Jeffrey, do you have a template of your workspace for internal and external process? 

Stuff like driving for dollars, running your numbers, extending your network, direct mail/flyering are the basis and you can apply anywhere.

Stuff can always be fixed if you have money.

They will take care of the administrative stuff for you and will school you up on what they need from you to do that.

Folks, this is basic 101 stuff here.