I recommend staying active on the forum and engaging in conversations that interest you...you will learn much more that way.

The odds are probably somewhere around 80% that another agent will be bringing the buyer, I would definitely list it myself even if I was brand new, your broker should be able to lead ou through any challenges.

When dealing with HOA's, I've learned to scan everything and e-mail it to the rep, asking her to re-send it to the entire board before the meeting so they have a chance to consider why I am challenging them without my emotion getting in the way like it could at the hearing.

Engage the community and ask questions when you have them or can't find them already on the board.Best wishes, to you.Will Barnard

Check it out and I think most of your questions will be answered.Otherwise, please consider filling in your profile pic so we can better get to know you as you engage here.

sorry messed up the quote thing Because I always overthink things, what if we mixed this B-Corp/ Non profit with J Scotts mentorship program bought up a bad neighborhood while teaching some of us the ins and outs til completion could be a groups challenged kinda thing , a Biggerpockets Apprentice ( staring Bill Gulley as The Donald LOL) a little exposure for Biggerpockets, alittle generosity for a community a little sweat equity learning for someone like me , might be way out there but that's the way my mind works

Right now being on the side lines in cash flowing real estate gold or silver will be a powerful place to be in the next several years until these global governments and banks quit printing money and engaging in currency wars.

No matter what you are interested in there is more than likely some great information and advice on this site as well as some members who have experience and success in that area, so stick around and engage in this community, there is a lot to learn!

The very advice we were giving small operators a year ago will be out of date in January of 2014, as the rules promulgated by the CFPB in the last couple of months have added to the burden of those engaged in lending on manufactured homes to consumers.Come January of 2014, using an MLO who is not your direct employee to originate loans for you to avoid licensure both as a lender and as an MLO will no longer protect you - if it ever did.

I have a team for rehab as well as access to capital, quality leads has been my challenge.