The license also allows you to earn a commission when you buy a property for yourself.Lots of Agencies arent a fan of part-time agents but there are plenty that will take you on. 

Hey, I'm a long-time BP fan, turned Wholesaler in NW Washington.I'm curious how you flippers and landlords calculate a deal that fits your "buy box"?

While the tenant was leaving, I guess they were in a rush so the furniture put holes in the dry wall, broke a ceiling fan, broken doorknobs, and damaged the siding of the house and gutters.

Hey guys,I'm new to the site, but have been a fan of the podcast and turned onto the forums from a close friend and long-distance military investor.

For one, I added a few touches; including adding 2 new Air Conditioners and a ceiling fan along with a new microwave and a single oven.

I'm not a big fan of property managers - mostly because if you calculate what percentage of your PROFIT they take, it is pretty extreme on a financed property.  10% of gross rents (the typical pm fee) equals about 33% of your net profit each month after you figure in all your other expenses.  

It might make more sense to buy in, see how it goes, then buy in again.I'm not a fan of overhead fees (property managers, HOA's, etc.)  

There are times when the sht hits the fan and you think you are drowning.

I love this idea because I am a huge fan of trying to get new people into investing, I personally feel it’s our greatest chance of turning the financial class gap around! 

I’m a fan of using that equity to scale up a little.