Home Depot also had a promotion 10% off granite countertop when purchased with the cabinets and it comes with a free sink.

Not trying to promote any of their products but I need your opinions or have any of you heard this before, use them before, or where to direct/referral if you have a good company that you are using.

It should be noted immediately that I have no real desire to act as a full-time real estate agent, and instead made this decision for our own investment goals, as well as with the goal of getting my broker´s license to establish our own property management company.Today I received a phone call from Allied with some information about the course I´d purchased, and the lady went on to tell me that I could actually be qualified to take pursue the broker´s license immediately (pending the requisite education they naturally had on special promotion), because I had spent the last 3 years in property management (albeit, in Spain).

They are in multiple locations in Texas and promote themselves as mentors.

Opting out keeps companies from pulling your credit for promotional purposes.

Mike - Please read the forum rules regarding promotions and advertisements.If you're looking to promote your business, this will come in handy:How to Promote Your Business with BiggerPocketsAs for Brendan's comments - hysterical!

I would suggest to promote contraceptives to people who cannot raise their children right (Free condoms perhaps?)

He was promoting himself as a home improvement company.

Thanks.I'm not sure if I'm allowed to say thanks cause it might be promoting my site.

Both are licensed to sell real estate in their respective states.NAR likes to make a big deal out of their code of ethics and promotes the notion that Realtors are better for the public because they subscribe to a code of ethics.In fact - at least here in MA - virtually everything that's covered in the NAR code of ethics is replicated in either state law, MLS rules or both.There are only two exceptions I know of.NAR requires agents to arbitrate disputes, where I as a former NAR member and now not, have the option of suing another agent if it becomes necessary.The only other thing I can think of is that NAR requires you to tell a buyer's agent whether you have other offers, if asked.