Every area is going to have its hang up but in my opinion it’s worth every bit of it if you’re reaching your goal monthly or annually.

It’s a small company based out of Virginia Beach where I just hang my license and work as “referrals only” otherwise so I’m not paying company dues for leads, swag, etc. but I still make a 100% commission on my sales.

.- Appliances: stove and oven, refrigerator- Chimney- Large front porch shared with 1st floor residents- Separate front door entrance, basement access is through a staircase at the rear of the house next to kitchen- Street parking (we have a tight, shared driveway and can't accommodate off street parking)Important note: The first two tenants moving in will be relatives of me and my husband (a nephew and a cousin), but the rest of the workers moving in, in the future I likely won't know.I have a small back yard where my husband and like to make fires and hang out when the weather is nice.

Say I'm looking for a job that pays halfway decent money, doesn't require too much convincing people and sales talent, doesn't require having your own car, and not too much education - the low hanging fruits of real estate.

It's built on reputation but anyone can hang out a shingle.

And then just try to get the hang of what various items cost (it will always be a range).

Would love to connect with a Dane hanging around on these forums :D Hoping to hear from someone soon!

What happens if you do not hang your license within a year of passing the realtors exam?

Where did you end up hanging your license if you don’t mind me asking?

Actually read, listen, take notes where you see fit.You may have to sift through some of the information to find what helps/applies to you, but you will start to get the hang of effectively doing that.