Originally posted by @Zeke Z.

You're also getting taxed on your gross number, not your net (on 1099 from the OTA's, it's different if you use a PM and the PM is paying you), so it can really complicate calculations if you quote an amalgamation of gross minus x, y, and z.

Sounds like guru stuff, you'll find when you get to a P&Z hearing to request a change, the owner in title will need to sign off on the request, you won't be getting any changes without their involvement anywhere.

I let them reach out via message and ask them directly if they meet requirement x, y, and z- this is usually just a copy and paste.

@Tracy Z.

Easy, doesn't fail and everyone understand it.We have a Schlage Encode lock connected to a Z Wave hub for WiFi.

Much more management will be required as tenants (who don’t know each other) will get in disputes over A-Z reasons (theft, drugs, cleanliness, being too loud, etc.).

You go over a LOT of information, and having it fresh will definitely help you pass the tests.This should help you choose a school:A-Z list of classes from the state of NJ*Easy to navigate Weichert classes**Note - the hosting brokers are not allowed to advertise their brokerage to you during class time, so the material will be the same regardless of what class you take.Or just Google it, that's how I found the Princeton School of Real Estate, which is where I took the course.  

Rising utility rates are felt by EVERYONE, so if your home is the one home on the block with solar both your Millennial and Gen Z buyers and renters will both be interested due to the energy savings plus the fact that most younger generations are also interested in going green, especially in the DMV area.

If I spend X amount of time not just getting licensed as a real estate agent, but also the time per deal to draft contracts and negotiate terms, and it saved me Z amount of money.. then does Z divided by X equate to what I could make per hour if I just focused on helping people qualify for loans?