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Hypothetically, if someone is signing their eXp realty contract as a new RE agent would anybody share a story why would "one" use a EIN number versus a SS number when filling out the W9?

NOTE: If that "someone" just received their EIN number a month ago and haven't used it on any business related documents and do not have any employees nor have filed a LLC but like to take advantage of the benefit of doing business under an EIN, is this a common move for RE agents?

Thanks in advance.

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@Alex Bekeza @Mike Franco @Jon Schwartz

I’m familiar with those hard to find pockets of opportunity in the 559 and 661 area codes (Fresno county, Tulare county, Kings county and Kern county). Its important to recognize those hidden rough areas (C-, D and F) within these rural areas which from a “non-local’s” point of view might look like a “B” but all the locals know it’s more of an area that is on the decline, fast.

If interested I can bird dog some deals and if needed can also underwrite deals with full analysis of the area including comps, school districts, development and trends. Let me know if I can be of any assistance. Thanks.

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Originally posted by @Anthony Chao:

@Carlos Pelegrina - thanks for letting us know, congrats. I am working on getting my real estate license here in California and am trying to choose between KW and EXP. Currently, I work as a Data Engineer at Facebook full-time and invest in real estate on the side.

The two main reasons I want my real estate sales license are:

MLS access
Save on commissions

If you don't mind sharing, what were some of the key factors that pushed you toward EXP over KW?

Hey Anthony,

Did you happen to find the right brokerage for you, Exp vs KW? If so, do you mind sharing your experience so far?
I'm in the same boat you were in 4 months ago, I live in CA but having a hard time choosing between Exp and KW.

My two main reasons:

1) MLS access for investing opportunities

2) save on commissions

Thanks in advance,

Jerry

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@Joseph Harrison

What’s your buying criteria?

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Originally posted by @Joseph Crawford:

@Jerry Moore

Hello Jerry,

You should be able to get a personal loan for 20 to 30k with a 600+ credit score.

Yes I agree probably a better fit.

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Originally posted by @Aaron K.:

So if I understand correctly you are currently at about 80% LTV, which is what most HMLs are going to want, perhaps a personal loan is the way to go here.

Yes and I agree a personal loan is probably a better fit here.

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Originally posted by @Michael Corso:

Hi Jerry thank you for your interest in our program please send an email at the address below requesting information on the broker program and somebody will reach out to you on Monday morning again thank you for your interest.

It's been awhile but is this opportunity still available?

I noticed the email link in your profile isn't working, is there any other way I can reach out?

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Originally posted by @Aaron K.:

Why not use a HELOC here, it seems perfect for this situation.

Great question Aaron, I currently have a HELOC with a balance of 53k with only 2k available. Any other suggestions?

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