@Anandakumar Elumalai,I like to use Scott Farrar at Stephenson & Associates. 

I associate the word bungalow with the beach. 

If you belong to an apartment association it runs about $15-20

@Marsha Rost In order to act as an agent you need to be associated with a broker.

@John Lee, Here are the pretty standard fees regardless of which brokerage: MLS access for a non realtor would be $886 for a year and $670 if you join the Realtor association-http://www.trendmls.com/Guest/ShowJoinLinkDoc.aspx.... $476 if you want to join the Realtor association- http://www.suburbanwestrealtors.com/membership/201....

You should check out the Oklahoma City Real Estate Investors Association meetup group. 

If you can get to Lombard, IL check out Jane Garvey and the Chicago Creative Investors Association (Chicago CIA).

@Mauricio Rezende - Sounds good, just wanted to ensure that you fully understand the costs associated with getting your license so you're not surprised once you get started.

Professional photos, 3D scan, SEO presence and experienced agents that are paid based on your customer service experience is what I'd look for..paying someone for any level of service just doesn't seem like a good investment to me.I would also question the ethics of any brokerage/agent that bad mouth's or publicly makes false statements about another brokerage in direct violation of National Association of Realtors Code of Ethics (low paid, inexperienced agents)  I guess some folks feel a need to tear someone down to build themselves up!

California Association of Realtors Wire Fraud Advisory has some best practices in it that, to the best of my knowledge, should not be state-specific.