Hi All,I'm a real estate investor in CT that recently passed my salesperson exam so I can run my own deals.Looking for an investor friendly real-estate broker to hang my hat with.

The user interfaces on ALL these real estate softwares are dreadful...quickly thrown together, non intuitive and bloated...designed to sell features and make sales to a hungry, burgeoning real estate investor marketplace...'

I am currently looking for anyone who has closed deals in the state of Alabama that closed with a state-wide or region-specific investor-friendly title that works with investors.

Great advice here from each, and again would emphasize that with passive investors you will usually be safer and the one at the wheel if you can structure such as debt rather than equity partners.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

I intend to stay solely an investor and am looking for a sponsoring broker who can support the following:Let me hang my license without having to sell or take on clientsProvide MLS access in Reno or Las Vegas areaAllow me to use my license strictly for personal investment purposesOffer a flat fee or low-cost monthly option (no commission split required)I mainly want access to MLS for market research, deal sourcing, and occasionally representing myself when purchasing properties.

I’d recommend spending some time learning your local market trends, networking with other investors, and getting pre-qualified for funding so you’re ready when opportunities show up.Happy to support you on your REI journey!

Consider joining the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association, gareia dot com.

Honestly, this is a great question — because new investors get discouraged fast when they hear “no” without knowing why.From what I’ve seen and heard directly from lenders I’ve worked with, here’s the real breakdown:It’s not always about having a perfect credit score or tons of cash.

Hey everyone, I’m Randall, an up-and-coming investor out of Southeast Kansas.

If not, walk away and consider working with an agent who is experienced at working with investors to help you grow your portfolio.