I have no experience with those.Read the book, join an REI group, and hang out here-you will be fine.

They will approach you after you "hang up".

We get the best tenants by hanging our 8 x 10 advertising on store billboards and this gives us the opportunity to target more-desirable tenants because we put our advertising on billboards at more-expensive markets where the undesirables don't shop.

I see this as a minimum of $50,000 worth of commissions and more likely closer to $75,000 worth of commissions that I could have by getting licensed.The costs associated with getting a real estate salesperson license in my state is incredibly low in relationship to this ONE SINGLE life event of which there will surely be more in the future.I also see a major pitfall with using a real estate agent on the buy side because then I am subject to their availability for when something hits the market rather than my own availability of pouncing on something quick.I've researched out a few real estate brokerages that have a monthly fee to hang your license there and a flat fee per transaction. 

So when someone was hanging around I told them to leave immediately or I will call the police. 

Thanks for that @Chad Gray, i believe I’m starting to get the hang of everything.

Lastly, you can hang out at 6am at your Home Depot/Lowes and find some there too.

We talk RE and hang out and its all free. 12/14 www.gainnetworth.com@Raymond Temprano is a regular there and you'll get to speak with him first hand@Peter Vander Valk is one of the founding members.

He sometimes hangs back while these kids do it.

Connect with a team to get a hang on what the current market is doing for prices and bookings.