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.

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.

Also, many commercial leases are for a term of 3+ years terms, so the turn over is much lower than residential in most cases, because it's expensive for a tenant to relocate their business.

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Yes, this may be a big NO-NO for most of you, but we are considering to relocate there in the future to have more space.

It might not be a good practice or ethical but it is definitely not criminal.

TIC is desirable doable from a legal and practical standpoint because it’s not creating a subdivision.

They have some restrictions, but it sounds worse than it is in practice.