My brother and I are planning to go into Real Estate Investment, we are currently reading and studying the following books; Flip by Rick Villani and Clay Davis, Flipping Houses for dummies by Ralph Roberts, The E Myth by Michael Gerber and Launching a Leadership Revolution by Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward and How to flip a house in 5 simple steps by Michael LaCava.We understand knowledge is the key to becoming successful real estate investors so any tips or advice, you would like to share with two New Yorkers please feel free.We both look forward to becoming active members of bigger pockets Thank you

Doing one deal without a license can fly under the right of one to transact their own interest in a situation, doing it as a business with ongoing transactions is very different/Another issue here is that any listing of RE in any book or magazine or publication of properties not owned requires a broker's license, to advertise RE for others, including FSBOs.Saying you're not listing for the public may not have much weight to it if anyone can join.

I haven't worked with any RE attorneys in DC but the Washingtonian magazine website might be a help.

I have a link to a magazine that shows all the before and after pics and all the SKUS for the whole house.

I can't find a paper, magazine, or blog that isn't guilty of this nonsense!

You gotta be like those magazine sales guys though, once you get your foot in the door don't take it out till you get to pitch them.

In the past, we simply ran an ad in an appropriate newspaper or magazine.

New Yorkers, such as myself, are exhausted from months of staying indoors in our apartments.

Another option would be to go to the grocery store or Wally world and pick up one of those Apartment for rent or homes for rent or even Real Estate magazines that are free then just call them up to see if they are hiring.

Realtor magazine just published the most recent list today