Yes, I represented myself in this transaction as my real estate agent.

Yes, I represented myself in this transaction as my real estate agent.

If you're really not planning on representing other people and you're not going to do more than 1-2 transactions of buying and selling per year I don't think it's worth it to get your license.

THe turnkey company's answer: our property mgmt company is doing daily complex algorithms and they have the best information here.

As others have mentioned, the note-investing industry is too small to support numerous listing sites that can be profitable from simply transaction-based revenue.

They claim to speak with around 200 people per day (not an exact number, it varies from day to day, but this an average), and they upload reports/logs for me to review daily.

I got my license within the year and I'm having difficulties adopting my brokerages daily routines and general systems.

Nobody really knows how low they'll go but I agree with predictions of 20-25%...and I wonder what Agents are doing to make up that delta in their revenue.We diversified well in advance knowing we needed to create additional streams of income, ideally by simply focusing on what we control, the size of our roster, and more effectively monetizing all of our current transactions. 

Though the bathroom can is a cultural taboo in the US, people put waste from baby diapers in a can daily and don't bat an eye.

PLRs can't be cited as precedent, so you could do exactly the same thing as the other taxpayers in those PLRs and the IRS can still disqualify the 1031 Exchange and the more your transaction deviates from the PLRs the more risk you take on.