This was definitely eye opening study on the importance of watching out for nuances in the case history.

Therefore, I would think that's kind of iffy in the eyes of the commission because essentially signing something like that would be really close to being an unlicensed agent.So I think I'll stick with my standard purchase and sale contracts.

We need astute investors who come in with their eyes wide open and understand the risk, not just the returns.

But willfully taking advantage of those less sophisticated is unethical in my book.As to my credibility in your eyes: Don't care.

You can be our eyes on the ground!

I am sure at some point you will read here about "driving for dollars" Just keep your eye out for vacant or fire damaged houses.

We have an eye to providing a quality service to our community and make a nice profit at the same time.

I am in a similar situation and looking to pursue REI as a full time career and transition from my current career/day job.I love to go to Vegas, although for pleasure, next time I am up there we may have to catch up and talk shop.All the best to you in your pursuit and I will be keeping my eye out for your progress.CheersEric Hettena

They should know you as being in the company and gradually take charge in thier eyes, as a manager would.

I may just keep an eye on this one until I get more experience, though.Side note, I've had a lot of success on finding vacants and using the website I describe to find homeowners names, addresses, etc.