I prefer to avoid the ones who brag constantly about their wonderfulness.I have had some nightmarish times but it always revolved around money.

Or is it a qualified joint venture?

I have heard the words  war zone constantly and I’m nervous about it because I feel like we might be on the edge.

I have owned 4 brokerages over the decades.. mostly to support my own activities.. thats the only way I would personally do it.. its constant recruiting.. and with the margins these days your not making much on the brokerage its a free place to work.. now in some markets were they have a strangle hold on agents and take a crazy cut like 50% I guess i can see that working.. but in competitive markets for agents you have 100% shops that just charge a flat fee per year.Like my wife pays 10k a year.. and gets 100%... the landscape is changing.for beginning in the business though I like the Keller team approach will will learn while you earn.. then figure out what you want to do.

Constantly searching for a place, until I remembered just how good my one property was still doing. 

New to the BP forum but am now hooked on the podcasts and have been listening constantly over the past few weeks. 

As someone who constantly goes back and forth on whether to wait for the next market downturn or just start now and worry about the downturn when it comes, these tips helped me a ton.

You will constantly be refilling, making a mess and working on it.

CIR, the memorandum for Inspections of Sections 469(g) and 121, scoured the web, and have attempted to find an attorney/CPA with no luck to help me answer a the question stated below:I am selling a home (currently in escrow) in the Bay Area that I have owned as my primary residence jointly with my parents since 2004 (not purchased in a like-kind 1031 exchange).

I know design because I'm constantly in houses and see what works and sells and what doesn't and my husband does the work.