All Forum Posts by: Tyler Roicki

@Frank D'Andrea III That’s right up my ally. Let’s connect for a phone call tomorrow, happy to learn more about how I can assist and share my insights on the current situation in the local market.

I haven't yet gotten out of the business full time but to answer your other questions, it depends on the brokerages policy as to whether or not you'd have to maintain membership. But most commonly, yes. For it to work, you'd need a lead pipeline in place and a good referral agent who you know can be counted on to close them.

@Christopher E Vega If you're licensed to sell in multiple states and did so, you'd only have one cap to pay.

@John Williams I took mine 4 years ago over at https://www.realestateexpress.com/real-estate-lice... (no affiliation). I liked that it was self paced and online. The link I sent you is for the TN course but that's where you'd start.

@Sakib Shaikh No, market value and assessed value are two different things. You've got to know the comps and / or what investors are paying for similar properties in the area... It can be tougher with limited comps for sure, but I'd never go off of the assessed value as a last resort because it isn't related to the market value.

If you'd like to shoot me the address, I'd be happy to take a look at it for you and let you know what I think.

I'd avoid the local RENC. The whole purpose of the membership and 3 day workshop is to up-sell you to something else you don't need. BiggerPockets is a phenomenal resource. You're doing the right thing by utilizing the site, its resources and the forum to learn more.

I'd recommend looking into what other local organizations there are out there with members of the site or other real estate investors who you can connect with but don't have to shovel out thousands of dollars to learn the ropes. Save that money for your first deal, you're going to need it. Plus you'll learn more from doing that first deal than any kind of crash course you can take. There's no substitute for experience, regardless of if you're shelling out big money to learn the business or if you're making use of podcasts, books, YouTube, etc.

Sounds like you had a better thing going on at the prior place you were at. What brought on the change out of curiosity?

@Hunter Crowder My understanding is that there may be some level of reciprocity, based on this. Might be good to give them a call for further details on what requirements would apply in your case, when you're getting your Colorado license.

https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dora/real-estate-... 

@Steve Bracero Great recommendation! The MFCEO Project is the best podcast out there, hands down IMO.

@Danny Taylor, if you're looking something more specific to real estate agents, GSD Mode is my go to. They're typically interviews with high producing agents, with insights into their business and techniques.

@Mauricio Ramos thank you for the recommendation!