Pre-marriage property can be treated differently, depending on your money practices (such as commingling v. separating money) and CA law.

This is because the 90 hr licensing course only teaches you about a tenth of what you need to know to adequately practice real estate. 

Use your knowledge to start analyzing properties to get practice.

Until then, I consider the application incomplete.Think of this as a $100 lesson.There are also plenty of online background/credit check services where you can set up the request to the applicant and they pay right there online, so nothing out of your pocket.

That's a great saying for gurus from the front of the room, not a practice for real life.Congrats on all your successes and your tremendous life lessons.

Legally you are not responsible for paying the agent's commission (the seller is), but in practice you will have to pay the seller enough for them to cover the commission more often than not.

Over the long-run, the S&P500 index beats, practically, all other investments in the world.

Hence, it's taking longer for bigger developers to bring their juicy projects online. 

But I don't know him at all, and there is very little info online about that company.Your help/suggestions/warnings are appreciated!

Using online forms is risky for something of this magnitude.My husband purchased our first house before we met and after we got married we went to a lawyer and paid around 900 to have me added to the deed.