Over and beyond that, you do have to take 8 hours of continuing education each year (two 4 hour classes).Once licensed, if you plan on activating your license you'll have to work under a BIC (broker- in-charge), which means you'll need to affiliate with a brokerage, as many others on this thread have eluded to.

If the tenant do not take this option, seek help from an attorney.

I'm starting this discussion to document our experiences and also seek advice/insight from the BP community as we know we have a long road ahead of us before closing... and not to mention the reno!

There have been talks about starting an official brokerage and having the schools be a major client and start seeking outside work doing investments and leasing.

I have come across a reading that says"No such broker shall engage in an independent brokerage practice without first having served actively as a real estate broker for at least two years."

Hoping to connect with active investors in the SoCal market.

I have found that being active on the forums is a great way to network.

You will have to seek (and most likely pay) a licensed professional to work out the details.  

(Statement of service if Veteran is still on active duty) 4) DD-1747 (Unavailability of base housing)Entitlement: If a Veteran has remaining entitlement, Veteran can obtain another VA loan while retaining ownership of his or her present original property or with the original VA loan still in effect. 

A word of caution, Quang: I have seen roadside signs and Craigslist ads in Northern California, where a "Real Estate Investor Seeks Trainee $1k-$30k Month Text Your Name To..."