Basically it's a gig app to recruit process servers, workers to clean out properties, and something called "Eviction standby."

Also keep in mind that they have a job- recruit funds for their projects.

Being a successful Real Estate Agent is a BUSINESS - so it takes a certain approach to be successful at a high level.Now you can also supplement your transactional agent income by doing things like BPO's, Owning / Managing Rental Properties, and even (with certain agencies) by recruiting other agents.

You could start recruiting around your classes, post to message boards, contact the university’s foreign student housing office, post the rooms on Furnished Finder or Hot Pads, or a number of other options.

During my average D1 college baseball career, I took a huge interest in investing in stocks/real estate and acquired a couple degrees in Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies with a minor in Marketing.Since then I have been a full-time recruiter in the healthcare industry and MEP construction industry, while running our company for the last year.

I'm counting on several photographers that I know to flip some of the lots I get with good views from the start as well as recruited few friends who want to start flipping land within their communities. 

I've come to find that you gain a lot more knowledge (which in my opinion is the most valuable outcome of a first deal) by working with an agent, be willing to buy a property in need of work, recruiting and vetting your own team members, etc.

First, it's having 2 kinds of business cards printed for you; the first is a card that says something to effect that your looking for quality _____ techs, that you pay fair wages, respect, in short a marketing message for recruiting tech's.

I’m currently a recruit with law enforcement however my primary goal is to become a real estate investor.

They usually have a recruiting person that can give you a better idea of the process.