Hi, my name is Garrett Durant.

A bad LO can cost you as well.

I also get intel from the Seminar circuits and the conventions as my friend is a Senior L/O for a huge Hard Money company and he gets sent everywhere for them and his lender has lots of deals with those RE bootcamps where investors learn how to BRRRR and he sits in on all the lectures and we make notes.  

My best friend works there as a L/O, I close dozens of loans yearly with RCN mostly all are DSCR loans b/c they are way back in the market for bridge loans.

James, your ARE biased L O LYou and I disagree (to a large extent) concerning sub to.  

I will add that all my city of San Diego units have rents significantly higher than this average rent (my lowest city of San Diego rent is $3850)- Los Angeles: $2779, 810’. https://www.rentcafe.com/average-rent-market-trends/us/ca/lo...- San Jose: $3074, 883’. https://www.rentcafe.com/average-rent-market-trends/us/ca/sa...- San Francisco: $3494, 741’. https://www.rentcafe.com/average-rent-market-trends/us/ca/sa...- Irvine: $3213, 927’.

EthicalAs an LO, you have a lot more power than you think.

Very common misconception with investors helped a longed by some LO's who SHOULD know better but assuming you are personally guarantying a loan (which you also will be) you are still responsible for the debt.  

Make sure the LO that is quoting you is asking all the questions.2.

I have an LO on my staff whose client buys 200 homes a year in Gary.