Purchase price: $4,500,000 Cash invested: $1,150,000 Sale price: $5,500,000 This was a 4 month flip with excellent returns.

If I don't do any transaction (b/c I cant win any clients ) after I get my license, can I deduct my 1.5-2k dues as QBD tax loss ?

The app is excellent, offering estimated home values that are sometimes more accurate than Zillow’s algorithm.

Also, I clearly am very green to the whole process and don't have a CRM set up and was planning on simply using an Excel spreadsheet.

The winning bidding agent gets a 2.5% commission it will probably go for around 17M.

He wins, you not so much.I guess it really just depends on how you structure it and how he gets compensated.Everybody on your team, and your partners in particular, have to be rowing in the same direction, and that means you all (as in all y'all) need to have a financial interest in making sure it gets done on time and on budget. 

I think this is a goldmine and I just need some guidance....id be willing to pay for it...i want to export an excel sheet of cash buyers, pre-foreclosures and any other types of leads that could help me....i actually almost invested in the S.M.A.R.T program but im almost positive realist is the brains of their operations.....any guidance or advice?

I think this is a goldmine and I just need some guidance....id be willing to pay for it...i want to export an excel sheet of cash buyers, pre-foreclosures and any other types of leads that could help me....i actually almost invested in the S.M.A.R.T program but im almost positive realist is the brains of their operations.....any guidance or advice?

Then how many have taken a deal full cycle, i.e: win a deal, raise capital, close, execute business plan, exit deal?

I think it's perfectly fine to start in C class properties while starting out (and it's definitely okay to excel in those properties if that's your strategy).