I'm proud to say that in March of this year I got my Real Estate license and am officially a Realtor.I was working at a small local brokerage from March to early May.

I am officially out of all debt and beginning to save to start buying multi family real estate for rentals and I am trying to decide where to begin.

I would essentially rehab it for the owner and give them the money they are looking to get to selling.ARV: $375k - $145k (rehab costs) - $125k (cost to "buy" the house from seller) - $26k closing costs = $79k left over.Holding costs would be just utilities and taxes since there is currently no mortgage from the current seller and I am never officially buying it from them.

Many are also waiting for their employer’s official policy on remote work or working from home going forward.Compared to earlier this year, more sellers appear to be reducing asking prices after going on market.

i heard there are a restriction that i need to have a basement entrance from the first floor (stairway, which i want to remove), but could not find any official guidance on that, and could not get an answer on this question in the zoning dept.

Also depending on state, rules aren't official until it's registered with county clerk.

City does allow a pre-review appointment with their planning consultant where you can discuss your plans before you officially submit them.After developing some familiarity with the software, I was able to put together remodeling plans for permits in a few days, rather than weeks.  

I hear the first one is the hardest and we certainly had our challenges but we’re officially 1 month into management and things are going well.

Way more hassle than it's worth.I've got a couple emails out to a few firms just to give it a shot but if, as you say, the costs of retaining a licensed IAR are anything but very low, my odds are low.For the benefit of those reading in the future, I'll give a bit of background: I confused not needing a sponsor to take the test with not needing an RIA to hang my license under to be officially licensed.

Hi all, officially created an event for this!