I live in one of these areas and bought 3 houses on my very block, made made 20% on my first two flips and hold third with 10% cashflow.

The four of them would buy large blocks of turnkey vacant land lots within the ski resort at wholesale.

I like FloridaMoves mostly because it allows for custom search by zip codes, so if there is a specific neighborhood I am interested in, I can use zip codes and ask for alerts when a property within my strike price range etc...are available.I request a daily email compiling all for that day, and look through it once a day.What I am curious is for those who do not have direct access to it, what site do you use to be kept on the changes to MLS?

Here ya go, Ivan: http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/realestate/brokers.htmlI signed up for an online class and the testing site is H&R Block.

For instance, some people use the license to gain access to MLS listings, but some people would rather hire a broker to do deals for them.

As far as comps since I don't have mls access I can only get a range from the popular sites, I did pull a list of recent sales from the tax site I'm still searching for buyers in that area I have found some but getting contact info has been challenging

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I think that it might costs anywhere from $1,000 - 3,000 per year to maintain the license, fees and MLS access, I'm only speculating though.

I don't know that a HR Block will do it, but the next step up might work just fine.Skip the financial planner.

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