All Forum Posts by: Davit Gharibyan

Multi Family Apertments

Try MNReia. We meet every first Tuesday of the month. It's a great place to network and learn about real estate. 

Also Pine Financial holds meetings throughout month. They also provide valuable info on flipping, buy and holds. 

It depends. If you are gong to do rehabs, having a license might help you when selling the rehabbed property by saving on the realtor fees. If you are going to do large multifamily deals then I don't think you need a license. You will be working with your team (broker, lawyer, accountant, bank lender). Plus keep in mind when you get a license you will have to hang it with a broker for three years. There can be some costs and fees associated with a brokerage. Then there are continuing education requirements. So there...

Personally I don't think you need a license, but everybody's situation/needs are different. Do whatever works for you.

Hi Blake, welcome to the awesome BP!

Welcome to BP Wane! This is an awesome community of likeminded individuals. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need to!

Grow the business even more, get bigger problems. This way you will generate more income which will allow you to delegate tasks to other people and companies. Think big and don't get hung up on minor details.

Great, I plan on attending it.

Thanks Cha, I will check it out.

@Cha Yang Cha, does one need an agent or this can be done at the county with a simple paperwork?

The credit union I currently have the mortgage with recommended to file a quit claim deed with the county.