Now if i had an invitation to come to an all day mastermind group of fulltime investors, rehabbers, wholesalers, doing real volume, who want to swap best practice information, business strategy, etc.

I can check daily on bloomberg.com for mortgage rates, but I believe these are national averages.

It is a small and perhaps to some insignificant amendment but I think it speaks volumes to what you are trying to do.

Read the Ultimate Beginners Guide, engage in the forums; try to read and post daily.

Only later on if you're doing some volume would it be worth your investment in time and money because it takes capital and continuing education to maintain your license here in NJ.

VA was quite hot in the past 3 days, so the pending case really ruins our daily life sine we have a baby at home.I guess it is inevitable to see high premium next year although we have nothing to do with the power surge......

I am working a full time job so I won't be able to post in this thread daily, but I will post as much as I can!

Kim,Everyone is giving you good advice unless you are buying in volume from the bank stick with a realtor.

This has been discussed here before, but the answer boils down to volume and ease of work.

Where I live its not standard practice for agents to pay a flat fee to a broker and for that small amount of money in my area Capitol Hill the average sells price is at least 550k on up if my broker charged 350 a deal I be out of business as an agent, and If that was the case the agent is producing large volumes for the broker who would have been well paid to give up that much revenue.