Real Estate Sales License
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? I'm pretty sure they vary by state but what do the fees consist of?
I have mine. The real money is in investing but you can make a lot of money as an agent. Being a listing agent requires less work since every one comes to you so I would focus on acquiring sales leads. The hardest part is building clientele. If you connect with people easily it will be smoother.
Another thing is creating your brand. I don't focus on it but I might start too because it separates you from your peers.
Learning how to form an opinion on price is essential and knowing how much it costs to fix, renovate or replace is great. The more you know in this game the better. Basically stay up to date with laws and changing regulations. As an agent you need to add value for a client otherwise they'll get someone else. This why I prefer the investing side because you are expendable.
Another thing is creating your brand. I don't focus on it but I might start too because it separates you from your peers.
Learning how to form an opinion on price is essential and knowing how much it costs to fix, renovate or replace is great. The more you know in this game the better. Basically stay up to date with laws and changing regulations. As an agent you need to add value for a client otherwise they'll get someone else. This why I prefer the investing side because you are expendable.
Billy Preston
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I got my license soon after I graduated high school, but I'm terrible at selling. 
If I could have one skill to excel in, it would be sales hands down.
If I could have one skill to excel in, it would be sales hands down.
There's plenty of ways to go about investing in real estate whether its wholesaling, flipping, renting, notes, etc
Buying property. Strategies for what to do with it vary
Tax notes. Basically you buy them at an auction or sale and they have an expiration date on them. If it goes passed that date the house is yours but if the homeowner pays you before then interest accrues so you'll get back more money than you paid for it.
Nope and the tax deed sales are usually listed in the newspaper or city website.
Just finishing up my class now. shyt is hard..so much meaningless memorization 
I plan on doing it part time but don't know if it's worth it with all of the fees...anyone here make good money doing this part time or do you really have to do it full time to make it worth It?
I plan on doing it part time but don't know if it's worth it with all of the fees...anyone here make good money doing this part time or do you really have to do it full time to make it worth It?
Finished the class but have yet to get my license. Aiming for the end of October. I just interviewed with Berkshire Hathaway though and I think it went well.
It has been almost a year since I passed the exam, and I still haven’t linked with a company. Most of the companies around my way training schedules don’t work with my work hrs. The fees are fukking crazy. I’m not sure if it is even worth doing part time.