Some of the agents at my brokerage work with land as well, so I'm happy to introduce you. 

I have a 401k, Vanguard Roth IRA, Vanguard Brokerage account, and rental properties.

I could sell tomorrow and get approximately $14,500 after closing cost and brokerage fees.

(I should note that my specialty is actually business brokerage (the purchase and sale of active and established businesses with cash-flow) and not directly property sales.)

You also need to negotiate as many brokerages still want you to pay them listing properties.Avg first-time pass rate is 56%, per PSI.

Now we have to figure how much it will cost to complete the scope of work to get to the target ARV.Then, how much return are you needing.Holding costs and brokerage fees.Work it backwards and you will know what you can afford to pay for the property. 

If you're with a brokerage, I also show up to a lot of NEFAR events also.

Summer break before my senior year is about to begin and I really want to get some real world experience by being an assistant or shadowing at a brokerage over the summer.

we buy listed non financeable properties all the time.. so does networth or what ever other big wholesale RE brokerage in your area they are right off of MLS.. whats the difference of you bringing a wholesale buyer through the house as opposed to a retail one off of MLS.. answer NO difference.. my thought Is sellers in these instances think they are saving commission but the sales price is lowered to reflect it and many times wholesalers just rip the pants off of sellers leaving them with 10s of thousands less than they could have gotten with a property open to the market not just a wholesaler who has his own best interest at heart not the sellers. 

Hello all, as a real estate agent in Westchester County NY, I'm wondering which brokerage is the best for new agents.