@David Groechel I have a great insurance broker if you are still looking for someone.

I like semi-custom, solid wood, shaker style with soft close.  

I won't name the companies here, but I will caution anyone investing in turn-key to ask a few questions prior to selecting an operator: (1) are you a broker selling another company's turn-key?

“All real estate contracts must be in writing to be enforceable, other than leases of a year or less and broker to broker agreements.”I think you need to get it in writing...

Hey Juan,My wife and I are both real estate brokers here in Yakima.

You'll have to ask around for hard costs and fees, but most land brokers in your area should have some guidance on this for sites that they've sold recently.

Hello Everyone,I have questions with mortgage brokers. 

We're new investors, and I've been hearing about all of the benefits of getting my real estate license (mainly MLS access and the ability to make "investor-friendly" offers without annoying agents too much).Here's my question:If I do get my license, would I "need" to start working with a broker or company in order to gain access to the MLS?

I just took my broker classes through them and they boast a high pass rate than the state average.

While colleges are a great economic driver for a given area (and therefore a good considerations), too often, new storage investors think that students are a great customer...and they are but only from May to August so basing a year round business solely on a seasonal customer can get you in trouble.