What she also told me was that the courses whether online or classroom don't really teach "how to be an agent", like the perception that one needs to have when dealing with clients.

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

Gabriel I myself am originally from NY (Long Island) and specifically came to Lexington in 2010 for the real estate market.Most of my clients are from the Tri- State area.

But no matter what your perspective is there are many ways to get that support and guidance you seek.

As of late I have become a bit jaded with the business, specifically dealing with architects and clients, which is a major source of inefficiency. e.g when a simple design decision takes over a week to make it tends to slow things down a bit:) I do love building and it is a satisfying creative outlet for me.

My client's generally don't shy away from a property just because it is occupied.

Almost all of my retail clients are using conventional loans.

I have noticed that my real estate clients (especially those who are out-of-state) do use craigslist ads to sell wholesale properties.

We have clients from around the world who have chosen Memphis as their place to invest!