They bring the deal you bring the buyer or vice versa.

Should I speak directly to the branch president?

I am well regarded in the Burbank real estate community and served in the local Burbank Realtor Association as Director and later President.

Now let me tell you NEVER (unless you get an awesome deal) as an investor buy in a sellers market because you will always be competing with a bunch of people trying to buy the house to live in it forever, you are trying to make a profit so you need to buy when noone wants the inventory and hence you can negotiate price and get the best deal, we buy when prices are low and sell when everyone wants to buy not vice versa..On the flip side houses go on the market every single day regardless of low or high season so i would say deff wait for your low season.

Really do the math and interview your local association president of you can.

you may create a job within your company of President or VP of Development, or just simply Landlord - but if a business or investment strategy is to be truly successful - it cannot be approached as a "job".

You would sign using your title such as: John Smith, President and then you can add your corp name or just do it on company letterhead.Date business started is the date that you filed the corporation papers with the state.If you are going to be an S-Corp it would be 12/31.

I have wholesaled 100's of properties, flipped dozens of properties and built cash flow to achieve financial freedom.I attended College of Charleston on academic scholarship, receiving a B.A. degree in Urban Planning.I was elected and served as president of the student body.In Summer of 2005, I moved to New Orleans as part of the disaster relief effort, where I honed my negotiation skills settling insurance claim disagreements between contractors, homeowners and insurance companies.

There is talk of expanding San Antonio toward Austin and vice versa.

If you send me a PM I will be happy to combine a ticket or two along with a HFF membership or vice versa.