Do a Google search of your name in quotes and you'll find BP posts right on the first page.Even if your present employer does not search on Google for the names of their employees, if you decide to go for a new job, I guarantee they are doing a Google search of your name.Re-wording to say you want to reach a point of being a full-time investor is a much better way of getting your point across without jeopardizing your current job or future jobs.You may want to change your BP name to only include your last initial.

I have seen 20 year employees shown the door like it was nothing.

They flambé bananas foster tableside with premium rum for dessert.

I just spent $4000 to fix an ice damming issue that came up the day after sale on one of our properties -- it wasn't our fault (this is a typical problem in 60 year old houses), but it caused some water damage and sending the message that you stand behind your work will go a long way towards building a strong reputation amongst buyers agents in your community, and will also foster goodwill with your customers.

My brother works for State Farm and he says they pay a flat rate and with State Farm the agent is almost like an employee of the company.

I am also an owner in a partially-employee-owned-business.

Originally posted by NA Foster: also try bid 4 assetsI checked the SD tax collector site as they are having a sale in March.

@George Foster is the one who runs it and you can contact him to get updated on the meetings.The last meeting was couple of weeks ago and was a great success, we had about 20 people come and I know I made great contacts through that networking event.

I just got done renegotiating trash on my 4-plexes out here after WM "forgot" to pick up trash for 2 weeks on one of my properties and then blamed it on an employee that was my account manager being fired in January.

(B) No partnership, association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation holding a real estate license shall employ as an officer, director, manager, or principal employee any person previously holding a license as a real estate broker, real estate salesperson, foreign real estate dealer, or foreign real estate salesperson, whose license has been placed in inactive or resigned status, or is suspended, or revoked and who has not thereafter reactivated the license or received a new license.