I am new in the real estate industry and want to see if you have any tips for a new agent, also any events or recommendation to start meeting people and getting more connected to the Real Estate world.

I think have a professionally designed, well located, modern, etc home would appeal to more people than trying to find the niche, but I could be wrong.

A lot of people who played the 2-1 buydown game in 2022 are learning this the hard way right now as their rates are going fully-indexed and theyre not able to refi.

I've done several closings there and the employees at the village hall are some of the nastiest, rudest people I have ever encountered. 

You’ll need to hand over a large chunk of cash that’s just going to go to state and federal government, maybe 25-50% of the total gain, not just on the current property. 

Had ups and downs along the way as I'm sure many people have. 

Most people will care more about their own objective and how you can help vs. hearing about our marketing plans, systems and tools. 

Let’s do a deep dive into this so you can avoid these kinds of people in the future.

I might have the primary tenant use the RentRedi process, and have the any other tenants 19+ use the Zillow tenant screening so I can see first hand the difference.

I co-host a women’s online investing group for REIA and enjoy talking to people starting out.