Last time I researched it for Maryland Brokers Tri-star Realty was the best deal for agents out there.

The stars aligned and I had too many hints...

He'd love to stay there and doing a BRRRR seemed like a possible way for that to happen, but maybe I'm shooting for the stars with that idea.

I told him point blank they would end up broke.. well it was even worse they really went off the deep end.Nudge or Buy PD was selling product in Detroit and in Lehigh acres as of 18 months ago when I went to one of their events in Vegas.. the flipping Vegas stars were their clients.. its a huge production. they were selling houses  lots  other investments..

I'll make the short trek down to SA if you guys want to have a meeting.

If it's only 70,000 you would have to sell a ton of houses to make anything each year.Example 3 houses a month closing at 70k ( rock star for a new agent ) is 210,000 gross sales a month X 12 =  2,520,0002,520,000 X .03 commission = 75,600 gross income - 30% broker cut (22,680) = 52,920 gross to agent.You then need to take out cost of meals, training, MLS dues, supra key, gas driving around to show properties, image expenses upkeep,office supplies,etc. 

Regardless of price-per-night you're stuck providing a "5-star experience" or you become a 2-star option.

I operate out of New York City (the most strictly regulated market in the world) and thus we are extremely efficient and hit 5-star reviews >90% of the time. 

Not sure how far Colt's Neck is from Princeton, but it may be worth the trek with lots of great networking and knowledge to go around.You can find more info about the event here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/47...And if you can't make it, don't worry there are plenty of other great note/real estate meetups and REIA's in the tri-state area.

It's not a joke out here.. this place will make you a rock star overnight and a homeless person the next day.