-if you want 80/20, it may be best to look for one that has desk cost; some brokerage also have tiered system, that 80/20 split is only achieved if you reach a certain level of commission.here's is my take on it -deals are relatively hard to find and training materials are easy and you can even resort to a transaction coordinator if you need one, i would go for a brokerage that doesn't require a mentor, unless they don't require a commission split and have a favorable commission split to you.i.e. a typical california house 500 Kcommission is 6% = 30,000.80/20 split = 24000 to youif you have mentor that requires 50:50, then that's 12000 gone.

Yosemite Tahoe  skiing.. it just does not end.. there is no place on earth like CA in my opinion.  

Is it a resort style place?

We have a STR way out in Homer, AK, and three closer to home in King County, WA: A rustic West Seattle cabin on stilts near the beach, a North Beacon Hill studio, and a partially off-grid cabin in the woods in Scenic, WA (past Skokomish, 10 minutes from Stevens Pass Ski area).

So, in conclusion, “sub 2s” are really the last resort and only hope for the very distressed homeowner. 

If you were able to do all of that in 2 years, sky's the limit for you in the years to come.

Recently I listed a 4 bedroom/3 bath home near Old Town Scottsdale (with a resort-style backyard) that grossed $103,000 last year.· "Demand for new homes is falling and will continue to drop into this year’s third quarter, according to Belfiore Real Estate Consulting.

@Kyler Cook the sign of a Bro Investor is resorting to personal attacks or internet flexing.

@Tucker Cummings401k cash out is to me like going to the lender of last resort where you kill your retirement fund and pay a penalty to do so.

Typically it uses for BRRR or financing asset that can't be mortgaged thru FM such as resort/condotel.