However generally speaking I believe that if you can pass a driving test you can study and pass a RE Salespersons test with the same amount of energy.Now actually selling RE/contracts/farming/networking etc are another story, but getting licensed is easy.Good Luck in your adventure!

I've been splitting my time between the rental property renovations and helping my grandpa with seeding on the farm.

Looking to find some more conferences or meetings that are similar to NRLI.Focused on farm, ranch and land.Any insight would be helpful, thank you.

I'm trying to narrow my farm area.

Hello,I have had a good experience with State Farm but am looking to lean-up annual premiums on buildings 4-14 units in size.

@Peter MilicAs an agent consider this as "farming".

REI Guard (or Affinity) as well as Farm Bureau are good options for this.

lots of rabbit holes out there and what I call due diligence pump and dump scammers.. prey on mid level developers who have never gotten one of these loans.the borrower falls for the 5 to 20k up front fee to perform so called due diligence and the so called lender never closes.I have seen colleagues of mine blow through 100k looking for CHEAP money when they should have just under stood this kind of money in the Private equity world goes out at 10 to 15% apr period unless you have a local bank that will do it like I do. but even then its one project at a time and uber cautious.. they don't want to go back to the bad ole days were they ended up owning pipe farms.. and they generally will only do these with who they determine are their top tier clients.. you cannot in our market be unknown to the bank.. unless your have that monster balance sheet.but in my mind Socal is ground zero for this kind of money.. 

I'm a real estate Broker and personal investor with rental property and rental farm land as well as experience fixing and flipping. 

I use State Farm.