Do you need a Real Estate License to lease and manage for others for compensation, and/or do you need to work under a Broker in Maryland to manage. confused????

Listings with advertised offers of compensation are no longer allowed in an MLSCORRECT!

In the past I have taken over a listing that was previously listed with a discount broker and not only did I get multiple offers, I sold it higher than what it was listed for, which compensated for the difference.

They have built in so much margin on the fed rate right now to compensate for daily movement.

@Donnie Tucker how would you specifically compensate a property management company?

If you find that properties without central AC are sitting on the market longer or renting for significantly less, that could be a sign that it’s an important feature in Columbus.Ultimately, while the lack of central AC might narrow your tenant pool, it doesn’t have to be a deal breaker if you can find ways to compensate, either through rent pricing or future upgrades.

I have been the victim of many investors trying to explain to me the numbers they have to be at to make a deal work. 

Rates for seller financing are typically higher than conventional mortgage rates to compensate for the increased risk.

From what I can tell, the most successful people who operate in C and even D class tend to vertically integrate their property management as most 3rd party managers just can't be compensated enough to make things work long term.

I would absolutely offer compensation for an experienced wholesaler willing to help me get started.