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Finding, using Residential Mortgage Loan Originatos for deals.

ROY NAGAL
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Roy Nagal of Vallejo, CA 94591. 12-29-16. 

When doing deals between the seller of SFRs and the buyer and me (the REI) . . . whether it is a Sub2, Option Assignment, Land Contract, Lease Option, AITD or Seller-Financing . . . where & when are Residential Mortgage Loan Originators used ? If so, how do you find local RMLOs? What are their typical Fee Schedule? Will using RMLOs satisfy the Dodd-Frank Act?

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Originally posted by @Jo-Ann Lapin:

pm me

 Jo-Ann, this is not a forum response, solicitation for private conversations is simply soliciting and not allowed except in the appropriate market place forum. 

That said, you might address the questions and allow others to be informed of your opinion, tossing in your service and knowledge. :)

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