All Forum Posts by: Robert O'Keefe

Low absorption rates, lots of new construction projects, and an influx of young professionals moving up from Hoboken and NYC

find a new broker

Best advice I have is starting out is taking 10% of what you earn and putting it back in your business.

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Welcome to BP!

What momma don't know, won't hurt her :)

They're all different but what's more important more than splits, desk fees, or any of that jazz is training.

You need a shop with a good training structure. Weichert has a good one and I heard Keller does as well. Have her ask about the training program and review those for choosing your first one

The problems with LLC too is you have to hire an attorney to represent you.

Many landlord/tenant cases are frivolous. It's kind of like Judge Judy. 

If someone files against you, you would have to pay out of pocket for an attorney.

Welcome to BP, Jennifer!

I would avoid entirely and rent local

There's also the school of thought that if you list in the winter, you have less competition. And people still need to move either way.