Originally posted by Chris Tao The real estate brokerage I represent is very investor heavy and we use he and his firm, we also use him specifically for our personal investment decisions

I'm a licensed RE agent and i have a membership that is paid through my brokerage so I have access to list properties for sale.

They're made up of a real estate brokerage, a mortgage and lending company, a property management company, a rehabilitation company, a legal services company, and more.)StrongBrook Mentoring Network (This is the "Mentor", "Guru" place people talk about.  

@Mike WallaceAny brokerage activities will have to cut the broker in technically, as the fees are paid to the broker not you the agent.

I am looking for brokerage firm in Stockton to work with, if you have any referral please inbox me.  

The quicker I receive the discount the higher the yield on that investment.Holding notes is fine for us retired folks, better than going to the bank or insurance agent, but business wise is to work and produce the highest return.Your best deals will be by working directly with the lender who originated an obligation.I have to say too, note investors really need to understand the new brokerage laws! 

In my very limited experience as an agent, i've found that it's not really about the brokerage its about the agents at the brokerage.

Now I run our local portfolio, manage my PM with my out of state portfolio, own my own brokerage business and started a websiteIs your passive or business income from real estate the same, greater, or lesser than when you were working a job?

Ask the broker/agent.

I've been checking out other brokerages in the metro area and I'm interviewing with two tomorrow.