You got to get out and hang with us w/ Charles Parrish.

Flipping and all that sounds great, for anyone interested in it, but I'd rather hang at the beach (and contractors drive me absolutely crazy....I'm certain my lifespan would be shorter if I had to deal with them regularly).

Once you have that set hang up...BREATHE and then prepare. 

Depending on where you hang your license, they will charge you either monthly or a percentage of your commissions.

This just means I have a lot of hours renovating basements, building decks and fences, roofing, hanging doors and assembling beds for seniors.

We currently own in Hoboken but looking to move into/purchase a multi and hang onto the condo here to try and grow equity.

In San Antonio you can cut the trees that are hanging in your yard.

I can connect you with that department's boss if you need a place to hang your license. 

Many suggests cold calling, door knocking, and farming your base etc but after listening to numerous podcasts I'm hearing that door knocking and the "beggar" approach isn't necessary with proper marketing but that's where they left you hanging.

Hi Mathew hang on man, San Diego might be expensive, but is great, just make the sacrifice of living in not the greatest place or make more money, but buying in San Diego is way better investment in long run that anywhere else I can think off except perhaps a few places, but every property I ever bought feels so much safer here.