All these yahoos so highly promote brokering without a license and most will never make any REAL money.

I have a big project closing soon that I need to buy materials for but would like to take advantage of the 11% rebate promotions it seems like Menard's has a few times a year.  

I'm not much of a poster. typically I would stick to the forums and lurk around learning whenever I can just so I don't get wrapped up in the average menial arguments that happened on so many forums, but that would really defeat the entire point of networking this site promotes so much.

Well as a former Udemy instructor gone rogue...I offer my course on Creative...oophs cannot5 say anymore or I would be violating the BP policy for promoting myself in this area.Damn it Jim I'm not doctor (Bones McCoy; Star Trek)...I am a real estate investor...and rightly so.

Our most recent deal is a hotel to MF conversion which has a 30%+ IRRSo you take %15 as your fee without promotes correct? 

AMEX just came out with a cool promotion – if you open a new platinum card, you will get 10X points in grocery stores for the next six months up to $15k.

@Carey GattoThis kind of ROI claims are have been used in the past by unscrupulous developers and promoters alike to sell to unsuspecting foreign buyers.

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.