My goal today: gain experience / knowledge / skills / network in the RE business. 

A couple has rented a single family home from us for almost 4 years. The lease expires on July 31st. They are not married and are now splitting up. Both are on the lease. He pays the rent to me from his checking accou...

We’ve invested in RE since 2007 separately, before we met, and started investing collectively last year.

Re-tile the shower, that could go either way.

My state has taken the stance that transactional funding is a red flag to selling real estate without a license.IE they had to advertise the real estate to get a buyer and that using tran funding is a clear market that they had no intention to close on thier own and its part of their scheme to circumvent the RE brokerage laws.I finally got feed up with the is it OK is it not.. and got in touch with our state regulator.. and advertising any property you don't own in our state is simply not legal.. etc.. but then again they only go after folks if a complaint is filed.. they are well aware of this activity..

For investors who want a 10% + RE  ROI, they can let property manager pay them a fixed rent and not worry about day to day management. 

Or your broker can do that with an Agreement to Amend Contract.Since the NC forms are written and approved by the Bar and Brokers' Association, it would be in your best interest to talk to a NC RE attorney, if you want to add/delete language. 

I am a Residential Real Estate Agent in the state of Minnesota and have been looking into realtyshares as a possible recommendation to break into the RE investment world.

Hi Jacob,Welcome to the world of RE investing.

Any recommendations on where I can park my Illinois RE license with minimal fees?