The reason it is the leader is because of the market analysis and technical provided to agents.

I'm wondering if, in the state of CA, we can claim depreciation on our condo since, technically, owners of a condo do not actually own any part of the physical building, just the airspace between the walls. 

I would be very careful with those since it technically is not illegal, but if the property is still under a mortgage, the mortgage lender can call the loan. a very useful tool if you know what you are doing, but I personally wouldn't want to go that route. 

@Doug Jones so technically you can't market a property that you don't own and that is the wholesaling issue. 

Really investing requires you to learn how to study the technicals in order to determine the financial health of a company and make an informed decision about whether or not to put your capital at risk there.

Even if you're technically breaking even from mortgage paydown or depreciation, it doesn't sound like a good investment.

It'll be a job but at a business owner level and not doing the technical work. 

You are correct - if you want to earn a commission you have to have a license - and technically you are earning your broker a commission and then your broker pays you whatever the agreed upon rate between you and the broker.The concept of saving money on costs while acting as your own agent works, but it may not be as sweet as it sounds.  

Originally posted by @David Zheng:@Caleb Heimsoth If Elon can do it, I can do itWhile technically true he’s also been in the news for some not so great tbings lately, likely made worse by his bad sleeping habits... just something to think about.  

Technically it’s has to be disclosed to the lender.