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All Forum Posts by: Marian Huish

Marian Huish has started 10 posts and replied 439 times.

Post: Why are agents going to EXP and REAL, is there really that good of money?

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

Great…. Sounds like it’s working for you!

Post: Why are agents going to EXP and REAL, is there really that good of money?

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

…just curious @Logan M., are you still ‘missing it’?  These are tough times for agents & brokerages and exp Realty is still leading the way.  Profitable. Proven Business Model.  Publicly Traded. How much monthly passive income have you made from Re/Max outside of commissions?  How much stock has Re/Max awarded you for selling real estate?   Just curious what your current brokerage is offering…. Genuinely interested in what am “I missing “? 

Post: Investor and New Agent in California - looking for suggestions for brokerage

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

Welcome @Staci Hill-  I’m with eXp Realty which is a great fit as an investor who likes to work independently and work across multiple geographic areas.  And as a 20+ year Broker/Realtor, it’s the absolute best career choice I’ve made.  I’ve sponsored & mentored nearly 40 agents across 10 states, including CA.  Would be happy to have a conversation!  

Post: New investment firm seeking opportunities & networking (NoVA / DC)

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

Depending on what you’re looking for. I have a couple of off market opportunities if you’d like to DM me.

Post: Investing in Fernley NV

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

I invest in Northern Nevada & would be happy to have a conversation @Laura DenHaan!  Reno is a booming city with tons of tax incentives being offered to businesses and of course the tax free status offer to owner-occupants. Not many traditional multi/family opportunities other than good homes near the University or apartment buildings but there are many deals and solid investment opportunities for someone to get in for under half $500K. There’s still a housing shortage and the upside potential for appreciation is excellence!

Post: CA License Question

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

Yes @John Beck-  I’m happy to answer any questions you may have.

Post: hello buyer real estate agents.

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

What are you selling?  😉

Post: How to become a real estate agent

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277
Quote from @Stacia Smith:

I have been contemplating becoming an agent. Any advice on where to go to take classes on it, or what sites to avoid? Thanks

Try the CEShop as I believe they’re available in every state- I also have some agents in Missouri who may have some live courses if you want to PM me-  -all the best!

Post: New Washington DC Real Estate Investor

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

Welcome and nice to ‘meet’ you @Rami Yashruti!  I’ve been a longtime Realtor/investor in DC and it has served me well! As suggested, there are many challenges in DC with tenant laws and rapidly changing neighborhoods- it’s not always easy but if you could comfortably afford to get into the market and have a strong risk tolerance, it will be worth it in the long run!  Happy to connect!

Post: New RE associate joining a brokerage

Marian HuishPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • DC MD, VA & NV
  • Posts 475
  • Votes 277

So for clarification @Bryce Kennebeck, if you're only planning on using your license for your personal deals, is your question as to 'how long it'll take to get my first deal' more accurately stated as 'low long before I can close my own deal''?  As a new agent with any brokerage, you'll need to have sufficient training in order to be able to process a transaction and will be working with your broker, mentor, and/or team lead to do this.  That will vary by brokerage- as new agents pose a potential liability to the brokerage, particularly when they are processing their personal transactions which is why many brokerages do not permit agents to do so.  If you're looking at eXp, I would encourage you to join a local team in order to 'learn the ropes', however, if you are not intending to 'sell' to the general public, any team may be 'dis-incentivized' to work with you as you will not be bringing in any sales revenue (commissions) to either the team or the brokerage-  I would advise being 'open' to learning the business by selling to the public which will develop your skills & credibility as a Realtor as well as help you in your own investing going forward.  Also, while eXp is mostly 'virtual', face to face meetings are not generally done, however, if you're joining a team, many teams do have offices and you may want to meet in person.  Again, depends on your local market, (investor/business) experience level, etc.  All the best.