This was actually a test question on one of my exams: As far as I know, at least for the state of MD, you can work for multiple brokers, as long as you have consent from all participating parties...

You're like our family, my husband and son are actually members, but have never really participated, though I tell them about all the interesting posts - and they do come on once in a while and snoop around.

I wouldn't expect much "profit" anyway, just because it's a short sale.By the way get, get an experienced agent who knows the FHA process....you have to make application first, get an Authorization To Participate which will set the sales price, Then you put the property up for sale.

I have invested in so many different types of paper, from performing residential loans, residential non-performing loans, performing commercial loans, equity participation notes, mobile home notes & judgments.

I look forward to learning, connecting and participating with the community forum.

I've found that participating in BP has really accelerated my learning.

I'm waiting to close on a new property. 2 occupied storefronts, one bedroom, and a "bare-bones," unoccupied storefront currently being used as a shop/warehouse.

In the meantime, vacuum the carpet and bare floors every couple days.

It is the first forum I have actually participated in.

The proposed so called "relaxing" of regulations still only allows accredited investors to participate.