Here are my Quick Tips (If you're listening to the Podcasts, you'll understand the reference.

It doesn't refer to the landlord or property management company you rented from in college who didn't return your entire security deposit.  

Forget all other references to buying loans both first and second.  

He was referring to a $250,000 fix & flip loan vs a $90,000 fix and flip loan. 

I would be glad also to have some references for GC in Dallas area

Originally posted by @Christopher Gilbert:If you have any real equity in your condo you may think about selling it and using that money towards another rental that is not a condo.I was referring specifically to this part of Christopher's post, because condos and HOA fees have always seemed a little scary to me in terms of investing.

That memorandum will contain a lot of details and you may use it as a reference for what to ask other brokers. 

If they have a listing that is going to be expiring they can refer it to you.  

If you deal with a private lender ask others about them and to be on the safe side, don't use a private lender referred to you with that person introducing you to that lender, they can have other relationships that can cost you without you ever knowing it. 

My big question is @Sharad M. if someone comes to us and says they know who a seller is and they want to refer us how to you give them a fee for doing that?