hello bpI am looking for RA in Wethersfield and newington CT.

So we can be ra ra for beginners I answer a lot of beginner questions and sometimes will sit down and have lunch.. ( they want to buy me lunch but I end up buying since I can tell this would strain their budget)... but most that I see do well in Real estate over a career have gotten in the industry in some capacity...

I have been an RA twice, worked two other jobs, and had three engineering summer internships through my four years.

I was "matched" through my lender with a RA but on our second conversation I was asked to sign an exclusive agreement.

Clicking around the FNMA website a while back, I found a little 'marketing' section where they gave me the option to rename Fannie Mae HomeStyle to whatever I want, upload company logo, and poof out comes a PDF flier for my ra-branded FNMA HomeStyle loan with the compliance small print already in place, my contact info, and with a fancy custom product name to create a sense of exclusivity, as well as company logo. 

@Benigno Cunanan when I was trying to determine what price to rent, I looked at Zillow for that neighborhood specifically, then at what those houses looked like (in addition to listening to my RA’s advice).

Enough of the ra ra you can do it stuff.

I can always appreciate when people think outside of the box to market their properties: A little Christmas humor: https://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/...Some risque marketing: https://www.foxnews.com/real-estate/houston-area-r...A Panda Boost: http://emgn.com/s2/boost-propertys-profile-panda-p...Would you step out of the norm to get attention for your listing?

The RA probably charges separate fees for each I suppose, though a RA just needs to be an address.

:https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/05/rising-interest-ra...