The house is supposed to be mid century modern style with flat roof.

Century 21 or Re/Max) which has made me wait a little to actually take my exam.My coworker approached me a couple days ago and said, I can actually get my license and use my General Contractor as my broker instead of working underneath real estate companies and paying all the fees.

As someone who works for a big brand (Century 21), There are tons of benefits of leveraging the existing brand.

I have been with Century 21, Re/Max, and have owned my own real estate firm.

If you are only buying to redevelop or tear down then your real questions are: what does the planning department say about your site plan and battle to get a zoning hearing; how long from day architect has plans will you manage as is (my guess two years); what are carry costs; what will cost be to do what you plan; hoping you have a construction loan and having a written commitment are two centuries apart.

We had very good luck with Andy Yakish with Century 21 when we were using an agent for rental purchases. 

Over 20% is the average rent increase, not the highest rent increase (Source ApartmentLists.com).Neighborhood Scout lists San Diego as a 10 out of 10 for property appreciation this century.Case Shiller lists San Diego as having the 3rd highest return of all US cities for buy and hold for this century (since 2000).  

Just an article I read.BUILDERCENTURY COMPLETE’S 3D-PRINTED HOMES OPEN FOR SALESThe robotically printed homes at Mountain View Estates in Arizona offer three floor plans with durable interior and exterior concrete composite walls.By Leah DraffenCentury CommunitiesExterior of the first completed Century Complete 3D-printed home.Century Communities has announced that its Century Complete 3D-printed homes at Mountain View Estates in Casa Grande, Arizona, are now available for online purchase.

Shout out to Donna Hertel with 21st Century, our agent in the Sacramento area who has helped purchase, sell, and continue our endless search for the right deals!

My family is not new to this btw I just wanted to move into the 21st century over the way they are doing it like in the 1900s.I once looked for a property manager and heard the service fees is outrageous 10% and I am not sure if this includes costs of fixing and renovations or legal representation.