@Bala Nagarajan a lot of question I will try my shot at one.          

Here’s the real talk: getting licensed as a mortgage broker in NYC just to access better rates for your own deals sounds good in theory, but in practice, it’s probably more hassle than payoff if you’re not planning to actually run a brokerage.The licensing process is no joke — you’ll need to go through the NYS Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS), meet education requirements, pass exams, get a surety bond, and stay on top of ongoing compliance, reporting, audits, and recordkeeping.

Joe is correct and I would go after his bond too if he is bonded (hopefully he is).

Good morning all,I was talking to a friend today who lives in Dubai.

Last month at the Baltimore auction i was getting beat by bidders that bid 100%+ of the assessed value and the interest rate bid down to 1%..

I have foreclosed on hundreds of properties in MD so feel free to give a follow up question if this deal is still in play. 

I wonder how many people last their homes because RE investors weren't able to help them. 

I may have to get a variance for the existing dwelling unit's parking requirement, but I believe I meet all the SB-9 requirements.

same goes in my business of Renting our money to wholesalers and flippers.I dont want volume I want a core of repeat clients that we help massively scale their business renting our funds.

I was told if I want credibility they have testimonials.