I've been looking in to getting licensed as well, and have been leaning toward San Jac as it has a mixture of online and classroom, and covers the 6 courses in 4 or 8 week timeframes each (overlapping).

Another property had over 20 AMO (assignment of mortgage), SMO (satisfaction of mortgage) and MOR (mortgage), with different dates overlapping, so I just stayed away from that one as well.I'm bidding on around 10 properties a week and usually bidding half way between the listed appraised value and the judgment order.

Hi,I did not read all the other posts, excuse any "overlap".You do NOT have to take a deposit at application time.

Just to manage a project you have to have a basic knowledge for schedule, timeframe, overlap, etc. 

You could schedule every 10 minutes - if everyone shows there is some overlap, but you maximize your potential wasted time at an house.If you have more than 10 interested parties, you may want to send out the application in advance.  

Marketing homes for Sellers, and representing Buyers are two different specialties, that sometimes overlap. 

We have sort of a template of what gets done and we can even overlap the processes for the right deal if closing quick is important.

Also, batched showings often mean a little bit of overlap, which helps create a buzz ("Wow - look at all these people here looking at this place, we better get our butts moving"). 

It's okay to maybe start out in SF then move towards commercial or hotels as you gain more knowledge and experience, some knowledge and information overlap, it's just a matter of you connecting the dots for your toolbelt.:-) just some thoughts for you to mull over ....

I have an odd situation I haven't run into before - the tenants in one of my SFH is moving out at the end of June. A coworker of theirs wants to move in next week (his current lease is ending), live with them til the ...