All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

1. You keep mentioning "attitude". Obviously you failed to read what your buddy Nathan said, which led to my response. 

2. Having more REI experience than someone else doesn't make you any better of a person than them. I think it's great that your buddy Nathan has more REI experience. Isn't that the point of this website / forum? To ask questions, make connections, etc.? Maybe you if you read the comment he made, FIRST, then you'll see why I said what I said.

3. Do I have the company opened up? NO, obviously I don't. There's a reason why I posted on here to ask likeminded individuals in the space, what's possible.

4. You told me that I could possible work with an agent in a different state, in return getting a referral fee. That's clearly not what I want to do, which is why I asked "who's company they are representing". ie. my company or the company they have their salesperson license tied to. If it's someone else's company, that defeats the whole purpose, so your advice is useless. 

5. You need to understand that there are thousands of people like you on this website, and in this industry. Anybody can do what you are doing. Please humble yourself, you are replaceable AF. No need to give some snarky responses. 

6. If my attitude bothers you so much, why bother replying in the first place? Why involve yourself in something that clearly doesn't involve you?  I will not "check myself". I think it's great that you are bothered by my attitude, quite frankly. Have a blessed day, and untwist your panties too while you're at it. 

1. I am not looking to "fly to mars". It actually sounds to me like you don't know the answers to my questions. Please don't come on here to tell me what I can and can't do. This is the issue with a lot of people like you on here, you think you know everything about RE and are better than others. 

2. I asked if you need a broker license in order to legally operate in other states. Yes, I can put up a job posting for a RE agent in let's say, Montana, but what I asked and you didn't answer was, "don't I need a broker's license in that state". 

3. Obviously I won't be opening up a company and hiring agents in all 50 states overnight. I am asking what's possible and feasible. 

4. You mentioned having a company presence in every state that I want to operate. You didn't even answer my question regarding that. 

If you don't have the knowledge or experience to answer my questions, please don't bother. There are plenty of posts you can reply to on here, feel free to waste their time and not mine. Thank you. 

But isn't there a reciprocity agreement that states have with other states?

I want operate under 1 brand 1 name pretty much. How would that work, in terms of having a company presence in every state? How do I hire licensed agents, without having a broker license? Don''t you need a one in order to start a brokerage, which is technically what the company would be? 

Hi everyone,

     My goal in Real Estate is to have my own company, where we handle sales/leasing, investments, developments, and property management. In order to start a brokerage, at least in the few states that I've been researching, you need an active salesperson or agent license for a minimum of 2 years. I believe this varies state by state, could be wrong though.

       When I start the brokerage, or the company itself, I want to be able to work in all 48 states, and eventually Canada. First of all, is this even possible legally? What is my best way or method of reaching this goal and getting this done? 

     Do I have to obtain a salesperson license in every state and hold it for the minimum time?

     As far as developments and investments go, I am 99% I don't need a license for that. Sales/Leasing is something I would need a license for, especially if I want to hire RE agents .

     Happy mothers day to all the beautiful moms out there. 

     Please let me know what your thoughts are on this plan, and what I need to do to execute it. Thank you! 

Hi everyone! 

I'm 20 turning 21 soon and my goal in life is to be financially successful within the next few years. I know it doesn't happen overnight and I am willing to put in the work it takes to be financially successful. I didn't go to college because I wanted to start my own businesses. I worked for one of my family members 2 years ago and I learned a lot from them. They are not in Real Estate. 

     I currently own and operate a construction company which I started last year. This company was started for my dad so he could stop working for someone else and actually make a decent living instead of paycheck to paycheck. He had his own company 4 years ago but due to other issues, we had to sell the equipment and truck.

    I don't like working construction. My two goals in terms of business are to start my own trucking company and build a real estate portfolio. I will be doing both this year. I have the knowledge and experience in trucking and I love driving so I think this is a good opportunity for me to take to become a successful fleet owner. In terms of Real Estate, my goal is to become a successful investor and possibly a developer.

     I want to start the trucking company, grow it, while also building a real estate portfolio. I know I can handle both but getting started is the hard part. In the end, with both trucking and real estate, my goal is to be financially successful and very well off in terms of wealth. 

     Should I start trucking first or real estate? I don't want to delay real estate while growing the trucking company and then the good deals are gone.

I have been considering getting a Real Estate agent license but many people I spoke to online, said not to since there's no point if I'm not going to actively look to represent buyers and sellers, which in reality I'm not. I wanted to get the license so I can get access to MLS, I save on commission, and after 2 years of active license, I can apply for a brokers license. If I choose this route, I would want to do an all in one real estate company, where I do property management, investing, developments, sales/leasing.

     As you can see, my mind is all over the place in terms of choosing what to do. I'm 100% going to do both trucking and real estate. But I just can't decide which field I should put 100% effort in FIRST. Please share your thoughts and advice on what I should do.
  
     
 

Hi everyone,

So I asked this type of question a few weeks ago but I just need some kind of clarification. Basically I am 20 years old and a licensed contractor in NY Metropolitan area. I am interested in learning about and getting into Real Estate. I want to become a Real Estate Investor and eventually a developer (maybe). The reason being the financial freedom that comes with it. I have my own construction company and have two more business goals, become a RE Investor and start my own trucking company (Yes, I have experience in trucking and I love driving so this is a good path for me). Obviously trucking is a whole different industry but I thought I'd mention it. My question is where do I start in Real Estate? I want to learn the terms and methods of being a Real Estate Investor. I know that BP is a good place to start, my question is what tools here would be good for me? The problem I will have when making my first RE purchase is money. The method that I have somewhat of an idea about is BRRRR. What method do YOU think would work for my situation? My goal is to start in residential and eventually get into commercial and build a portfolio of $100 Million+. Obviously this is a huge goal which I know I will accomplish. I am determined to learn and I will. I literally pray everyday for success physically, mentally and financially. Is it worth investing in Long Island and the 5 boroughs? I looked up properties in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina and Florida and it is significantly cheaper. What tools can I use to learn about Real Estate Investing and learn the fundamentals and running the numbers? What method would you recommend I start off with. I'm not looking for a get rich quick scheme but I AM looking to become financially free within the next few years and grow bigger and better as I go on. My inspiration for getting into Real Estate was Manny Khoshbin and seeing his collection of cars. What pretty much has me locked in is listening to Rich Dad Poor Dad (Audiobook). I just finished it a few days ago. Looking forward to your recommendations. Thank you!