Being a guru is a licence to print money in this industry.

Now that could mean the contractor has to get 40 different licences to work in a 60 mile radius .

There is also a Real Estate law book that was the course text book for "real estate law", the class I took when going for my brokers licence.

I'm considering to get a licence.If I get licence I would like to know how much do I need to invest in advertisement,miscellaneous  and also what percentage do I need to share with the company I work for?

But as I chat with other agents, I've repeatedly heard, "why don't you just go for your broker's licence?" 

I need licenced and insured trimmer. 

I have read lots of books and to many e-books and articles pertaining to RE to even count.I spend mutiple hours every day on the computer trying to learn more.When i turn 18 i plan on geting my reale state sales persons licence and hopefully go in to commercial RE lease/sales. untill i save up a little capitol to start my investment career.I did have a job offer at 16 for a stock brokerage company when turn 18 but, i dont really want to do that.i hope to talk to a lot of intresting people and learn a lot for this site.

I am looking to do BRRRR deals on small multifamily properties and am looking at investing outside of the city to start, because the lower priced area offers much better cashflow to starting out.My question is : to raise the capital required for purchasing and renovating my first BRRRR and to kick start my momentum into real estate, should I get my licence and become a realtor like my father or dedicate my time to wholesaling and creating a wholesaling business.

@Leesmith So would I need to get my brokers licences.

Just recently acquired my real estate licence (DEC 2015) and looking to own first property at the first half of the 2016 year.