Billy Weathers owns Re/Max down there, he is a listing agent all-star.

If you're a new agent, I would say go ahead and keep at it - eventually the stars will align.

From the Big Apple to the Lone Star State I hope your transition is going well, good luck!

Let me tell you the people here are the real rock stars of real estate.🎸 The FB salespeople are there to do just that-sell you.

Hi @Josh Foret,My first thought is you should have more in savings for unexpected expenses.However, if the stars align and each of the following apply, it could work out well for you.Value- you find a multifamily for a good price that does not have any deferred maintenance.Loan- you can get a low down payment mortgage like FHA or a first home buyer program.Expenses- the income from the rental units lowers your personal housing expenses allowing you to save more than you are currently.Good luck!

Yes multi, multi, Million dollar property 5 Star Resort. 

T hen consider flying out of state for your late night hammer swinging and dinner with the stars plan. 

I recently just turned 30 this month and i realized i have nothing to say about my life. i came to this site because i have tried everything possible to make a decent living. i have always been interested in real estate but never quite knew how to begin. i recently went to a seminar to hear the stars from "flip this house!"

Hi everyone my name is Yonathan Inirio 33 yr old man from lodi, nj that has finally decided that average is not enough and wants to commit to taking massive action towards achieving my dreams of becoming a real estate...

Is it necessary and/or beneficial to have a LLC especially when starring out?