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All Forum Posts by: Parsa Izadpanah

Parsa Izadpanah has started 8 posts and replied 16 times.

@Mahdi Mortazavi @Joseph M. @Dion Martorella

Thank you for your responses, so it's a better idea to get my license even though I don't want to become an agent/broker, so I can keep all the deals and commissions for myself, correct?

Great thank you so much @McCall Rollins it makes perfect sense now. And what percentage of commission do agents usually get let's say I want an agent to help me buy a property. How much percentage of commission do they receive if the deal is done?

Hey @McCall Rollins, so for flipping houses or investing in rental properties I don't need a license for it?

Hi, I'm fairly new to the real estate business, and i want to know where I can find the best, cheap and efficient way to get my license as soon as possible. Also, another question; do I need a real estate license for real estate investing? Like flipping houses, rental properties, and wholesaling and all that? 

Thank you

Hi @Dawn Brenengen I'm very new to this. I'm a bit confused on the part where the principal amount and interest amount changes overtime. How does that affect my profit exactly?

Thank you

Hi, I was reading Brandon Turner's Rental Property Investing book, and he was talking about principal and interest mortgages. It made perfect sense to me until the part where the amount of interest and principal changes. I just want to know if the first month let's say the monthly payment is $500 and I put $400 of in interest (My profit) and only $100 of it for the principal (the loan payment) don't I still have to pay $500 a month? How do I exactly profit from it? 

Thank you,

Parsa