According to NAR, the Houston MSA still posted a 7.9% appreciation in median home prices, and unemployment rate had been lower than the national average leading up to the O&G slowdown. 

(NAR sought relief from the prohibition against balloon mortgages.)C2.

You technically will not become "active" until you're a member of NAR, A local board association MLS, and have your license hung at a brokerage. 

A national study by NAR (National Association of Realtors) come up with $15,000 Net on the average flip and taking 6 months to complete and sell.The difference is that ATTOM simply subtracts the selling price from the acquisition price and comes up with a number.

Didn't see this already covered in the questions, just wondering if I'm interpreting it wrong (from the NAR website https://www.nar.realtor/tax-reform/the-tax-cuts-and-jobs-act-what-it-means-for-homeowners-and-real-estate-professionals?

Net listings, I can see are not "illegal" everywhere, might check too as to what the NAR has to say at a national level, if anything.

NAR just named us the best place to buy a beach house in 2021, I have my phone calls from being wanting to buy STR properties than I ever have!

Unfortunately in state of New Jersey licensed agent must use realtor approved listing agreements provided by NAR and local mls which also is the only way it can be put in mls system to give you maximum exposure.

The last statistic I saw was NAR or CoreLogic, I can't remember which, but the average Fix & Flip takes 6 mos from buying to fixing to selling to closing and nets about $15,000.

I was hoping something like emir at realtor.com but I'm not sure if that exists (I am an active NAR member).. closest I could find was info at email.realtor which I'm ehhhh about.Unfortunately emir at gmail.com or anything related to my name is not available unless I add a random number to it...Looking for suggestions.