You'll learn how transactions are done, you'll get access to the contracts that are used locally, and you'll get an understanding of how to navigate a deal/closing without another agent involved.I'm a big proponent of getting your license, but not to save money. 

I'm trying to get started and trying to figure out how to navigate and start having rental properties and eventually get myself a bigger house.

Especially for new agents, as eXp has their mentorship program, it has been so beneficial to navigating the business I am building.

Can somebody help us navigate this situation so we can move on?

I'm finding it hard to navigate my county's site.

Working with an experienced buyer’s agent can make it easier to identify and navigate issues early in the process.A buyer's agent is also committed to representing you.

I hate those annoying landing pages where they take the navigation away.

FYI real estate commission-approved courses and the State/National exam have nothing to do with learning how to write offers and navigating the MLS.

We’ve been specializing in STRs for a few years and have seen multiple clients succeed when there is a plan in place and they navigate IRC 469 properly.

What have you done to navigate it after almost a year?