Yes, but from what I see, most wholesalers couldn't pass a test, even if they do get all the questions to study, multiple guess, instead of memorizing the answer they'd  memorize the letter to the right answer that's less trouble.That's the attitude of most in RE, it is a self regulated industry, if you don't then Uncle will. :)

Being "certified" doesn't really mean anything other than you can pass a test.

Do you think with 50% LTV hard money would be an option if banks give it a pass? As

I have been advised by my attorney that there is nothing wrong with me closing my deals in this manner, so I will continue to do it this way until they pass a law which prohibits it (which I'm guessing is going to happen in the not so distant future).Steph

For example, I have one bag for hand tools (wrenches, screw drivers, hammer, etc); another for fasteners (screws, nails); another for water problems (pipe cutters, pipe wrenches, gaskets, rubber washers for sinks, hand saw for pvc, misc. sharkbite connectors, teflon tape, etc, etc, etc); another for electric repairs; another for laying carpet; a Section 8 bucket (9V batteries, spare smoke detector, switch plate and outlet covers, and other things needed to pass a Section 8 inspection), etc, etc, etc.

Hey, Pass a Good Time!

As the link shows, I would have to pass the 54 hr pre-license course (by passing 3 tests), pass state exam, apply for salesperson license, pass a 24 hr broker transition course, pass 25 question exam, and apply for the new broker license (all before July 1st).I'm not married, no children, 28 years old -- so I have time :-) If I can finish in 3-4 weeks, I would gain access to the MLS (BLC) about 2 months sooner.Is there anything else I'm missing?

BTW, check on the application process with your state, just because you pass a test to be an agent or appraiser, doesn't mean you get a license and your credit is part of that process.

If it is managed solely by the Board of Directors it is a definite pass.  A

"Assigns to" Lease Options - No, for a Real Estate contract in NC to be valid it has to pass a couple of factors.