All Forum Posts by: Jaime Rosenzweig

@Paul Son I live in Nashville, I am an agent focused on everything we learn here at Bigger Pockets and I include all surrounding nashville areas.Nashville, yes has been bought up and properties are at an all time high but now Clarksville is growing and rents are on the rise! People are buying up. I know many properties, investment cashflow properties people are unloading. (I think they have been waiting for this). This area is wonderful because of Fort Campbell and Austin Peay University. Clarksville in the next area. Since Nashville is exploding with transplants everyone needs somewhere to go and clarksville is in such close proximity to Nashville. I do believe it's a stable location for OOS investors. 

looking for guidance and mentorship. I myself have no money to start now,my future goal of Brrr properties. What other real estate transactions types do you suggest I take action on to start building my own capital? I have my real estate license but I am not wanting to be involved in any traditional retail market activity such showing homes to new home buyers. I am only looking to be involved in off market. Still learning but committed to learning everything I can and taking action

Considering a future move to Tyler. Would like to connect with anyone for networking, job opportunities and anyone in RE, investors/wholesalers. Def would love to hear of any opportunities someone may be able to consider me for. Mentor, job, etc

Hi! My name is Jaime and I may be considering a future move to Tyler. Would like to connect with anyone who could share some insight. I know nothing about Tyler and am starting to look at any opportunities for meeting investors, job opportunities and just networking 

I was told that TREC is cracking down on wholesalers/investors in Memphis and that it is headed this way to Nashville. That if I make any money off a transaction of a home I do not own that I by law must be licensed. My real estate license has just expired after two years and I have 3 days left to reinstate should I choose. The license has cost me more money, have never earned, and I have had more bad experiences with slimy people in two years of real estate then I have had my entire life. got screwed out of 12 contracts by one of my brokers. It has been a nightmare of an experience and absolutely discouraging especially when someone sets themselves up to be your mentor and then screws you over for their own benefit. After months of discouragement I am ready to get back at it but NO i do not want to be a typical traditional agent. 

I am getting conflicting answers from people. I just let my real estate license expire. I do not want to be a traditional agent. I am hoping to get into wholesale. I am learning. Agents are telling me I need to be a licensed real estate agent in nashville to do any real estate trans as ruin where I earn money. Other people tell me I do not need a license at all. Seeking guidance!!!!