If you already have your license, you could hit those brokers up to work with them (it might not be in a sales capacity).But personally, (and this is just from personal experience), I think in the long run, you'd want to get your own broker license.

We have a family friend who is a civil engineer, and has experience in both residential and commercial capacities. 

The lake is at 6% capacity (94% below the full mark), and the river is under 100 CFS.  

Definitely looking to learn a lot from this site and others' experiences as well as contribute in whatever capacity I can!

@Glenn McCrorey  A Tv show then a  marketing company like Premier marketing out of Utah to create and run your travelling guru business... or as they put it their education business.All public figures do the same in some capacity..

Here in Phoenix, Arizona I buy and sell real estate in many different capacities.  

A few quick examples.Monthly payment is $1,000 and rent is $1,000....a lender sees this as -$250 a month on your debt to income ratio.Monthly payment is $1,000....rent is $1250...this is even and will have no impact on your debt to income ratio.If you have a DSCR on the property greater than 1.25 then they will consider this as more income, and it will increase your borrowing capacity for your own home.

If you have any Texas specific questions absolutely shoot me a PM and I'll be more than happy to advise in any capacity I can!!!!

If I sell, it will also improve my DTI ratio and increase my borrowing capacity.

If I sell, it will also improve my DTI ratio and increase my borrowing capacity.