They'll relocate them into several hives (this may be big enough to have more than one queen) and they may even use it as a training exercise for their newer members.If this is not accepted by either the homeowner or the local beekeeping club, then make an offer to buy the house and expand your circle of calling to beekeeping clubs until you find one that will do the job.  

For me I studied wholesaling a lot before I turned 18 last month but the problem is that wholesalers aren't trained correctly.

Hi @Levi T.I like your train of thought.

You do not need our advice.Maybe one word of advice.......When a tenant pays late it is always the landlords fault for not properly training their tenant.

IE wholesaling but that takes money and major sales skills.. and a market that has a lot of excess inventory and rental inventory.. it really depends on where your living and working.. all the guru training materials say just about the same thing there is nothing brand new .. just the same methods or schemes repackaged and regurgitated to enduce those who want it all now and are willing to pay for fast track.think MLM..

Hey Jim Stallings maybe I’m a little confused but if it’s been that long and both of those groups don’t meet what’s the hold back from just putting it out there that hey I’m coming here at this time if anyone wants to meet and talk real estate?

Some of my basic requirements for broker sponsorship:- Accepts part time agents- Has an branch office located in Spring/Woodlands - Caters to investors/ has personal real estate investments - Has the latest systems, technology resources, and training in place and available for part-time agents.PRIVATE Message me if you or someone you know would be interested.

The systems work by taking a series of points (thousands of them) but then a trained engineer needs to go through the file and coordinate it. 

It sounds like a train wreck waiting to happen, even if the returns justified the costs.

Great training opportunities as well.