@Ryan Weiss Very nice work! Place

It's a turn key property next door to my workplace.

Living in the Bay Area is very difficult with its high cost of living, high mortgages, cut throat competition in the workplace, working long hours. 

Hi DaveI really enjoy the new 'On The Market' podcast and made it part of my mandatory listening. Thank you for the great content.In Episode 25 'How Work-From-Home Drove the Housing Market Even Higher' - you shared th...

I was sued once because a tenant invited me (in writing, via text) to her workplace (citing transportation issues) to pick up a rent check.

So I have a good paying job right now in auto sales for Honda but I’ve always wanted to try real estate and my current workplace is going through management Changes which will result in some people getting moved around to other dealerships so I am strongly considering making my transition into Real estate if I have to learn new material for a different Auto Make anyway.

I am not a part of a traditional "team" but I work closely with a collective of local eXp agents, we help each other with showings when people go out of town, meet in person monthly to discuss what's going on, and chat almost daily via eXp's provided Workplace platform.I could go on about all the training opportunities, virtual campus, support, tech, and so on, but you've probably heard about that already. 

There is a credit union near my workplace and I am going to have the conversation. 

Congrats Lan!

There is a management strategy at medium to large companies for which managers/execs who own/can afford expensive-looking cars should avoid driving them to the workplace.