All Forum Posts by: Tyion Bridgeman

If your looking in Illinois have you considered Champaign? The University of Illinois is a very strong anchor. Due to the amount of young professionals rent is high and vacancy is low. If interested at all message me and let me know what type of properties fit you and I'll see if I can find something. I'm a local Realtor.

College towns are always a good bet. A good place near campus 100% occupancy.

Thanks for the info I didn't know that

Any interest in Illinois?

Are you still looking? Any interest in Illinois?

Hi Brendan Majev . What type f properties is your firm interested in acquiring?

My brokerage offers a personalized website in my monthly fees

The biggest incentive you can give them is being a serious buyer. Let them know up front exactly what type of deals you are looking, and how many you can handle, and when they find a good deal for you buy it or tell them the quantitative reasoning behind passing so they know what your looking for. Nothing is worst than bein jerked around by wanna be investors who after finding them multiple properties that should work for them and they never pull the trigger. And it's not worth getting your license just to become an investor. Sellers are the ones who pay the commission and aren't stupid. If they know you're personally making hate cobroke they will include that in their negotiating.

Hey Elijah, I'm an agent for Keller Williams in Champaign and would love to work with and help you with your real estate investment needs. Send me a colleague request with your contact information and I'll reach out to you so we can discuss what you are looking for.

Yes as a new broker in Illinois you have to work under a managing broker. After 2 years you can test to become a managing broker and afterwards work for yourself.