I do have a couple of questions I'm hoping some of you old pros might be able to lend some guidance on. 

We're not in an immediate rush to sell it, so could hold, but also want to be mindful that it's still a relatively nice return on the initial investment of $68,000 with down payment and closing costs.I'd appreciate any guidance you may have regarding holding on to land to appreciate in the long-term (not making any more of it) despite the carrying costs of taxes/interest paid on mortgage, versus selling it and making a profit. 

I'm also open to shadowing and helping for a modest commission with the desire of taking on clients once I experience a few deals and the individual feels I'm ready.Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated and if you're interested in possibly collaborating even better. 

He gave me very little guidance and I ended up reading it myself and going against his guidance of not signing it until it was made into a standard AOS. lesson learned.All in all, I closed thursday and have 2 signed leases for 2 of the 3 rooms.

Thanks in advance for your help and guidance!

Your guidance will be much appreciated.

Any guidance is much appreciated!!!

Just trying to get the "lay of the land".Thanks in advance for any feedback / guidance!

I don't believe your comment on Redfin is accurate as I just closed my second transaction with the very same Redfin agent who was paid via commission for bringing the buyer and she personally told me she gets leads from Redfin but only because she is a top producer in the company and they have employee "assistants" who take buyers to open houses and other small task items.I do agree 2000% on your second comment, a new agent needs a ton of guidance through the murky waters of agency!

I need as much guidance as I can possibly get on what to do, and how or where to start.