Hello BP, so the area that i focus on is currently developing a new mass transit that will be complete very soon.

Unless, of course, you have a lot of time on your hands and are thinking of transitioning into the real estate business.But then I would still recommend using a broker for YOUR property.Remember that saying about the attorney that is representing himself…he has a fool for a client?

The East Bay is where most of the gentrification in the Bay is happening, with the rapid-transit system, BART, being the main engine of growth for people who want a quick commute into their jobs in San Francisco.

If you don't mind me asking, how was your transition from working in your company to becoming an agent?

I think it's great  that you've done some investing in Canada to set you up for a transition to FL.  

Eventually, a transition into a full-time real estate career is something I see occurring down the road. 

I would keep him through the transition and see what he's like to work with.

I had an inherited tenant that was receiving benefits from the GI Forum bill and was approved to transition to the HUD-VASH program.

I've dealt with this in a multifamily situation where I was trying to transition to a non-smoking building but had a few inherited tenants who smoked.

NOW WHAT DO I DO TO TRANSITION??