Spend some time really getting to know where you plan on focusing for clients.

I have sold listings that I know to be bad investments to people whose realtors seem to be clueless and lead their clients right into bad deals (on multi family type properties).

If you ever need any guidance, support, feel free to reach out.

I've had a couple clients use Dano Law in Moses Lake.

But, typically I've noticed many of the residential buyers base their purchase on their needs and can let their emotions get the best of them.Both require you to act in the best interest of your client, but there is much more black and white on the commercial side where numbers really drive investment sales pricing and can be influenced by micro and macro economic factors.If I were fresh out of college and living at home I'd get started on the commercial sales side.

In this town that means up to 15 unrelated individuals can live in the house assuming the floor plan supports that many people.2.

so that I can travel, work for fun or part time, and most importantly have money to support my family if something were to happen to me.

Industry, real estate, restaurant, hotel, media, communication, tech, entertainment the list goes on.Personally I am a major supporter of the value injected into our economy by the 1%.

As long as you have good credit and your income can support it (DTI) go to a local bank for financing.

Once I find the right deal I plan on doing it the old fashioned way; putting down 20% and getting a mortgage.I know that this community can offer a lot of support and wisdom when it comes to what I would like to do.