(I'm interested in permaculture and regenerative practices.)Anyway, California being what we all know it is, I'm coming around to the fact that isn't going to happen for me here any time soon, and found BP in a search to expand my horizons.

Then relocated to the house, then when I purchased another home in the area I rented it for about 6 months.

Is this common practice, or do I need to find a new company to work with?

Due to COVID-19, it’s unclear how we can practice social distancing & eliminate any health concerns at a large conference, thus we made the difficult decision to postpone to 2021.

Some can sell off employee stock options or sell their practice and are retained on with salary.

Whether you're interested in sharing ideas and best practices or you'd like to discuss ways that I can be of service to you, feel free to connect.

NEVER DO THEIR PAPERWORK FOR THEM. if you do the paperwork for them, you can get into a lot of trouble for practicing law without a license.

It’s almost like a practice run for when you own an investment property yourself because you’re doing all the things you’ll have to do as the owner.

As a rehabber, I’m considering getting my real estate lisence in order to save on commission fees and in order to present my properties the way I want them presented, however, I’m thinking ahead about the Legal, Practical, Financial aspects to consider when weighing Pros and Cons of getting your real estate license as a rehabber or wholesaler.

I second @Oliver Evans ' comments about the Tuesday night meetup - I just relocated here from Annapolis MD and have found the group to be friendly, diverse in interests and very willing to help.