see who's looking for sales agents - that is definitely not hard to find.ask them about the process of becoming a sales agent.they'll probably refer you to this real estate school or one just like it.also, go to http://www.state.fl.us/dbpr/re/frec_welcome.shtmlcheck out state requirements.good luck!

It's the 3rd Tuesday of each month.In reference to starting with no money.

Perhaps you are referring to the listing Realtor and not someone who you hired to help you find a home.The problem from a conventional financing standpoint is that you have multiple residences on one legal description which makes this a multi-family property beyond the "normal" 1-4 unit residences acceptable to conventional lenders. 2)What is typically done to avoid making a down-payment and/or paying closing costs.If you are asking specific to this property, there probably is no 100% financing option available so you may have to pass on this one.Generally speaking there are many programs for little or no down-payment and you should be talking to a mortgage lender about what you can afford and qualify for prior to looking at homes.As for closing costs, you may qualify for city or county down-payment assistance programs (which are more typically used for closing costs instead of down-payment).

I have plenty of very solid references and desire to establish relationships with other investors on projects across the US (and beyond).Let me know if this sounds like something that might interest you.

You just have to start beating the bushes.Also in reference to your deal.

Posting questions on forums like this give you a chance to compare answers and narrow down the solutions to one that you are comfortable with.

That meets the government requirement for 5 year hold to achieve tax free gain.Mr.Vee: I think he's referring to the fact that we can sell our home and not pay taxes on the profit if we have lived in the property 2 out of the last 5 years.

I'm not sure exactly what you are referring to.

Hey spizzo-I'm assuming you're referring to Keller Williams...Oddly enough, I recently attended the open house (for one of their new branch offices) in Midtown Atlanta and I can honestly say I was blown away by not only the office itself, but the people were just incredible.

We were happy to sell the home (at full retail) and even referred customers, who could not buy, to the realtor as possible rental customers.