Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Charles Parrish  while I understand your sentiment you also live and work in a market with excess housing.. houses that cost less than cars etc etc. .plus of course you have high end homes.But even dogs in our neck of the woods are 250 to 400k same thing you would pay 10 to 20k for in areas of Baltimore.. what works there does not work on the west coast.. while some of what you mentioned is certainly tried and true RE one oh one.. just a little different setting here Is all.Mary, if your serious about this you NEED your license just the savings when you buy and on the list side will create huge amounts of profit when your working in our markets.. plus you get instant access to MLS and you don't have to rely on anyone.. for the life of me I can't understand who anyone would not think its a benefit to be licensed in our market if your intent is to buy and resell homes that are in the 500 to 1 mil plus..  

Charles Soper you might think the “lion’s share” of the work looks like it comes from the buyer’s agent, but please understand that a top-notch listing agent has a lot of skin in the game, spending their marketing dollars on getting maximum exposure for your property, investing time each day networking and getting that property in front of as many buyers and buyer’s agents as possible.

@Charles D Marrow hey Charles I’m just getting into the game and I was wondering would it be more difficult to wholesale in CT since we an attorney state ?

@Charles Stubblefield  I would seek advice from an attorney. 

Searching for a small multi-family (2-4 units) in Houston, but have run into exorbitant princes for very old structures.

@Charles CarilloWe have been directly invest, purchased the properties under our LLC.  

@Charles Simon I had the same problem.

@Charles BruceI recommend attending local networking events. 

Nice Job Charles!!  

@Charles Renn Thinking about that as well and we are talking to local agent to find a big enough duplex / triplex as my in-laws are moving in with us later.