Hello all. While I'm not new to real estate investing, I'm trying to get better at analyzing deals before making an offer. I've used the Bigger Pockets Rental Calculator for deals done in the past, but the platform do...

Most lenders require you to already have a license unless you hire on as a processor/LP.Loan officers also do not make more commission than realtors they are on an LO comp plan. 

I'm an LO with Brick City Capital in Newar NJ.

I want to make sure I'm setting myself up with a team that has the resources and structure for long-term growth.I appreciate any advice you can offer on finding a good fit Honestly, I would first find an experienced broker/LO and see if you can work under them for a bit.

Then there’s the small matter of you trying to get an utter novice into using subject to, wraps, and creative financing, which, lo and behold, just happen to fit into the course you sell.

H-Y-P-E-R---L-O-C-A-L

Make sure the LO understands when you purchased the property, so you are not down the road and a seasoning issue pops up.

Kellogg: Quote from @Jonathan Karas: Quote from @Richard Lo: private message me if you want to join the RADD investor group. 

I too am interested in the Sub2's and L/O technique after being out of investing for the last 15 yrs. 

i assume they mean the 10 loan limit.We see many people who are using DSCR as an avenue for growing. you typically need 25-30% down payment and dscr positive ratios, but the rates are not much higher than traditional loans right now and are a great avenue. the biggest delta is typically you are gonna have to have a 5 year PPP, you can get them with less but the rates will go up. sure, 10 properties, but I talk to folks all the time who have 2 or 3 rental properties who think they cannot qualify for conventional, and some have even spoken to a lender, but a LO that does not work with rental income often and just does not know how to calculate.