So its only reasonable to get your slice of the pie, don't you think?

You might be able to get into a new property for $500 if you know how to cut and slice the deal the right way.Thanks!

The building delays are real and the market could slow over time, but these do make a lot of sense right now any way you slice it up.

Might want to also say you're willing to give up some of your slice if the buyer is serious.As you can tell, I don't really like wholesalers.

Their are bunch of ways to slice it for syndicators, but they all involve multiple loans and refis.

Andrew Whalen You can cut and slice the lead compensation a million ways.

All the data tells me it is but sometimes data is sliced/diced funny.

You are 20 and doing great man, go head first into the commission only and you will find a way to make it work, I always used the excuse of qualifying for a loan to stay with a salaried job, there are lots of loan programs and people who can qualify you to buy property without the w2/salary, do what scares you more now is the time, I’m 22 reach out to me if you have interest in lending vs just being an agent it’s another good avenue

I totally agree with you not to get caught up analyzing it to much because there is no one way to slice it.Definitely appreciate your advice!!

I'm doing what I believe to be the first and more affordable net-zero renovation home in the area through my company Attainable Home, and all the numbers worked not only for that (energy efficiency measures + solar) but also as a pure rental/BRRRR/investment or however you'd like to slice it depending on investor-type goals.