Do brokers hire part-time sales associates?

I currently go to college for my Network System Technology degree.

The list goes on but this is the first thing that came to mind.2. use the Chicago Area Realitor’s Association lease.

That's true for typical recourse debt.But for the types of debt associated with larger deals, it's a bit more complex.

I guess I was not quite aware of the quarterly RMLS/Sentry lock fees and ridiculous annual REALTOR and local association dues.If I decide not to pay these, what are the consequences other than losing my license?

@Chris K.I have one STR in Scottsdale that has a gas heater only, my natural gas bill for last month was over $1200 to heat the pool during guest stays in Arizona to 85 degrees. 

I represented myself as an Associate Real Estate Broker.

It sounds like it would be the responsibility of the upstairs unit OR the Condo Owners Association, as it is piping from one unit affecting the other unit. 

Therefore, working with a large real estate lender (such as CoreVest..if you find a better let me know) opens many doors. 1 Portfolio Loan with cash out:All of your individual mortgages become one mortgage associated with an LLC which will be re-appraised at current market values giving the opportunity to cash-out.

The reason they do not allow 100% of the rental income is because they assume 25% will get eaten up with maintenance, repairs, management, etc (they are effectively accounting for your properties operating expenses) With that said, they place a cap on the qualifying rental income at your PITIA (principal, interest, taxes, insurance, association fees).