I’m planning to get my real estate license but I don’t if I should get through a real estate school or a brokerage and why ?

My plan is to sign with a brokerage near my college (Elon, NC) and do rentals in my free time while at school.

I dropped out of school in 2017, have started multiple companies in the marketing and sales space.

If you don't have school aged children and don't NEED great school districts, I'd say hold off on investing in NY suburbs.If you are NOT looking to owner occupy, FL is definitely a better option.

My name is Matt Mulrenan I recently graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia.

I closed on mine just after the school year started, so there weren't a ton of people out looking.

After Graduation , I want to first experience house hacking. any advice for me ?

Things such as good school systems, recent new developments in town, a large new employer, or city funded revitalization projects all are good examples of things that can positively affect local market prices.Highlight the renovations you’ve made to the property.

with the intention of rehabbing and potentially moving into once our 17 year old son graduates HS, but decided to convert it into a rental.

The long and short is that they were using comps from houses located in close proximity that are zoned to a different school district.