The real estate taxes are quite high, and the public schools are atrocious.

The finer points, like contract nuances and working with foreclosures, are rarely taught in real estate school.

Several of us are in the good school districts in good areas, $100,000 properties.I specialize in the lower quality and higher profit market.I'm always happy to meet and show you my areas if you are in town.

I remember back when I had my license they drummed that into our head in school that you HAD to have all title holders sign the listing agreement.

This is a flipped property (vacant) in a college town and college signing for 2014-15 school year is now.

I even managed to convince my wife that buying a duplex is the smartest thing to do, if we want to have a good start as new parents with new jobs while paying off school loans and saving for our dream home.So, now I'm wondering whether I should/can buy our first home (duplex) in a company's name?

This is starting to feel like high school, stop with all the drama and just talk/type like an adult.

So it behooves the NWA crowd to organize and share ideas and create deals.I don't know the NWA market as well as Central Arkansas but I did go to school in Fayetteville (WPS Go Hogs!)

Many did.We have a few RE schools here, I send them over to one to buy the school, state approved text book for agents, that's the first $35 they spend and we go over it, each chapter.

I took and passed the exam yesterday.The online practice questions from Allied Real Estate School prepared me fairly well as there weren't many surprises.My exam had 4 questions on estoppel, 1 math question, and a lot of questions on SAFE MLO requirements.