Barrier to entry for being a real estate agent as far as I can tell for my state is like 200 dollars for the application fee, licensing examination, fingerprinting and the background check.

Semi gloss on the trim as it's where the finger prints and scuffs typically show up.

The only smartlock that could help is a fingerprint lock.

I've put them on when the door required them and I didn't want tenants to get fingerprints all over white cabinets.You can find tasteful (and simple) contractor packs at Home Depot and Lowes, as well as Wal-Mart... and probably other stores that I don't have access to here in Alaska.  

Proving that lenders are like fingerprints, our criteria are yet different than the others but probably more aligned with Ann’s in terms of appraisals and last resorts.We don’t require a loan package or require a pile of paperwork to make a decision.

Not only do you have to pay for the schooling but you also have to pay to take your test and you pay to get your license and then you pay to get your fingerprints and your background checks.Then you will have to find The Brokerage to work with.I wish you all the luck in the world.

You will submit fingerprints for a criminal background check after you apply for your license.  

You’ll find that private/hard money lenders are as different as fingerprints, with very little commonality.

They will have yet other criteria to determine how much to lend on a particular deal.Understand too, that HML’s are like fingerprints.

F Foster, the MLO endorsement requires 20 hours of specific education, and taking a state and federal test, and submitting fingerprints for a background check.