All Forum Posts by: Alexander Hanna

@Ron Harris That was very helpful and informational reading! 

I want to graduate to buy and hold investing but I feel that learn to buy, sell and finance deals through the medium of wholesaling could be a good avenue. I had run into hiccups of education gaps and uncertainty and your post gives so good avenues to explore.

You may have noticed but I have joined the millionare possibilities, okc entrepreneur group and real estate investing group on meetup.com

I also am planning on attending the failing forward presentation. I would love to get to know you and more people in the group! 

Swesome discussion thanks for the insight! My takeaway is that when buying or selling a property I intend to live in, I don't need a license. I'm a little confused on the brokering aspect. If I got a property under contract and assigned that contract I would not need a RE license? Is assigning a contract different from a double close? I would be "purchasing" the property then selling it immediately after, either through transactional funding or my second close financing the deal?

I am from Oklahoma and I was doing some research about wholesaling. Is it true than a real estate license is needed to wholesale in OK? If so any tips about the easiest way to get licensed? -Alex H

That sounds great! Tell me the time and place and I will be there!

I am 27 years old and I am trying to learn everything I can about the industry. I live in OKC, Oklahoma and work in Edmond, Oklahoma. I'm looking for a mentor type relationship where I get paid in advice for general house repairs or miscellaneous jobs related to real estate. I am interested in learning about single and multi family properties with flipping or buy and hold strategies.