Account Closed in Philly and had dinner with him and he presented me with a gift pack of local pastries and as I remember some awesome pretzels .. we looked at a flip I was doing we looked at one of his.. it was not only a pleasant evening but we got some work in as well.. that kind of thing.. and in CA I just went past my 42 year as a licensed agent and broker.. and was shocked to see this hyperlink or whatever you call it on the BRE website and just thought I was post about it.. as it pretty rare to actually talk about that particular activity there are a lot of other activites that agents can get in trouble forIE... trust fund violationsmisrepresentation  all sorts of things but there is no hyperlink like there is now for suspecting someone of acting in an agent capacity with no license.that's all.....

Once you get a feel for what all is out there, be honest with yourself about your goals, needs, and current capacity for debt and time commitment.

Past performance is no guarantee of future returns...While they paid in the past, something may have happened to change their capacity to continue that practice. 

@Bryan L. intersting idea I believe In podcast #166 The guest Matt Aitchinson is working in that capacity with his own brokerage though. 

A cap of 5% is not really upside - the property is performing at pretty much best capacity. 

I just got my RE license and the courses had a lot of valuable info for anyone wanting to work in RE in any capacity. 

I have networked with a ton of storage managers and owners in my market and they are all full to capacity or near it. 

One of the best leading indicators of inflation is the so-called output gap, which measures how much actual GDP is running below potential GDP (assuming full capacity utilisation).

Existing well is great water but ... only has a 1200 gallon capacity .

If i mess up in an epic capacity whats really the worst that can happen?