I have been talking with KW and they seem to have a great foundation for associate support (to get you on your feet).

In 5 years and multiple gut-renovated 3 and 4 family properties in the same neighborhoods I can tell you that the various costs associated are basically identical property-to-property. 

I would suggest you start by building your education, whether that is a college degree, independent education on a skill or a trade, or surrounding yourself with mentors.

I don't know if "you can" however it is certainly possible and I've done this many, many times.What's difficult is getting the lender or loan servicer to recognize your association with the account.

Three people associated with the house get a total of $20,000    3.

@Gabriel LazcanoWelcome to the site.IMO the time and money spent on getting a graduate degree would be better spent investing in the business that you are already operating.My $.02

Really only two viable options: a loan mod, if you qualify (and can go thru the associated brain damage of the process) or a short sale.

I am currently a full time student, with about two years left until I get my bachelors degree and I am also working a part time job.

Hi Jimmy,I'm a Licensed Associate Broker in New York State, specifically doing deals in Manhattan.

The associate underwriters are generally pretty green and don't have much of a finance background.