Reach out to ——> @Kim Meredith Hampton

@Tony Kim Yes, licensing DOES impact on wholesaling.First, real estate law in EVERY jurisdiction requires that the licensed agent puts the interests of the seller before the interests of ANY party to the transaction, including his own. 

@Kim Knox -thank you!  

Thanks Kim.

Quote from @James Kim: Quote from @Theresa Harris: I agree with Caleb. 

Hey everyone, Does anyone have any experience with Kim as a PM?

@Kevin Kim  I would call the local housing authority and see if they have an inspection checklist and you might beable to judge off that.

@Jung Won Kim The short answer is no...but it depends.For someone who is not a 'real estate professional' deprecation can only be used to offset income from real estate (the exception is if one's Adjusted Gross Income AGI, is less than $150,000 there is a certain amount that can be used to offset other income).If one is a 'real estate professional' they can use the bonus depreciation created through cost segregation to offset all of their income, and if there is any depreciation left over after that, it can be used to offset capital gains.Capital gains tax from stocks can now be deferred by investing in an opportunity fund that investing in properties in designated locations called opportunity zones.

@Kim H. - if kids use it and especially if your competition doesn't have one then I'd keep it.

@Dan Kim a couple of things here:1.