The 3 people on the team senior agent, agent, junior agent (you starting out most likely) would go something like this. 12,000 senior agent, 8,000 agent, 5,000 you.As a principal  broker 14 years in I get it all as the owner of my brokerage firm.

I'm heading towards my junior year in high school and I really want to have some knowledge about real estate investing before I graduate high school.

@Junior Salters Are you looking for an investor or partner on the deal?

It's within a mile of an elementary school, junior high and high school, and a 10 minute drive from a 4 year university.

Hello,I'm relatively new to buying and selling bank notes, and I've come across a 2nd for a mansion in CA.  I don't know much about assessing the value of this deal, or what I may offer the bank to begin negotiations....

I am a college student just finishing my junior year in college seeking some sort of real estate exposure before graduation.

As a guarantor they have the right to know whether their charge is in good standing w/r to his/her obligations under the lease and the obligation to open their wallet should junior mess-up.

. #2 minus #1 is more or less the equity coverage/cushion you have in your investment (assuming 1st position and no junior liens).

In a rural location there might be an occasional sale of a larger asset but due to limited development in those areas the volume will be minimal.When you go to a commercial firm generally there is a senior director, director, agent, junior agent,etc.

I think that book along with the follow up books from Kiosaki are great reads for kids still in junior high or high school.