I work with many licensed folks who do just that, their message being basically "I can buy for this or list it for that" Even if you do not work the listing yourself, you should be able pass a listing to someone else, split commission and get paid legally.Now your task will be finding people who want or need to sell their property, triaging the best solution for each, make your offer and use the appropriate paper to get the job done.In this process, you'll come across those deals you can cherry pick for yourself once you determine your own buying strategy and holding criteria.Each step can be planned and executed according to your investment plan as @Amber Forkey suggested.Hope that helps

If you only need 75-80% of the current value, @Stephanie P. is right that you should save your VA entitlement for a home you plan to buy/live in for a time.

I believe that the key to successfully running properties rented by low-income tenants is being willing to solve problems for people that the lease doesn't actually require you to solve but that your tenants will probably be unable to solve on their own; sometimes you must bow to reality regardless of what you are entitled to under the terms of the lease.

These folks are amazing to work with and they want YOU (the reader) to do things properly. 

I am an agent in the Atlanta area, and I'd to get to know some other folks in my community that I can connect with (for fun or professionally).

Hi all,I've recently been learning more about reverse mortgages, and while I realize it's meant as a product to help retired folks/62+ who need a bit more additional spending, I was thinking of using it a bit creatively and I was wondering if this method is even feasible?

Hello BP KC folks! 

. $5K.I do realize these are pretty loaded questions but hopefully some folks out there can give me some good insight nonetheless :)Thanks,Lucas

I used to work at the Lapham Company. https://www.laphamcompany.com/Good folks!

We think potentially folks who want to commute to Philly would be our target market.