I will be taking my RE brokers (used to be called agents) exam in Wa state soon and was wondering if anyone had a recommendation for a "investor friendly" Managing Broker.I am getting my license but mainly for access to the MLS, listing properties I don't buy and helping family members out as well.Looking for a reasonable fee to hang my license with some support.

Examining properties and need to learn to crunch the numbers well and avoid, no rather have an eye out for pitfalls.

The first step can be to examine the broker’s Pro Forma, but accurate Pro Forma are unfortunately not the norm in cash flow investing.Ideally a Pro Forma should be transparent and complete, including purchase price, monthly rent, real estate taxes, and property insurance costs, as well as projected major repair and maintenance reserves, vacancy reserves, and property management fees, at the very least.

The entirety of your condo doc.s and rules would have to be examined, by someone experienced in this.

Book included (Required course for real estate license exam in my state) (30hrs $300)"Real Estate Practice"-fields of specialization, focus on role of real estate agent and residential brokerage.

After each deal examine how each person feels about the profit split.

You are taking the correct steps - you do need to get a gas fixture technician on site to examine the chimney.

This matter came up in an examination I did where a commercial property was involved and a potential buyer wanted things done prior to buying it.

Many notes are not originated or made at arm's length, there can be issues in the perfection of liens that won't show up in a title examination such as improperly executed documents.

if a family has absolutely zero funds whatsoever the remains are kept at the Medical Examiners office in the city and the are cremated at a later date...usually after 4 months.yes we renew our license every year!