Deals can be as different as fingerprints but there’s little difference in origination work and less justification for paying $5000 for a half-million dollar loan than $700 for a $70k deal.

There are obviously costs involved with obtaining and maintaining a license to consider as well, but one successful transaction could easily cover your expenses for the year.Your upfront costs would be:- Classes / materials to cover the education requirement- Testing and finger-printing fees (for the actual licensing exam and background check)**You will need to be sponsored by a broker in order to have an active salesperson license, so you'll need to figure out this piece as wellYour ongoing costs will include:- NAR (National Association of Realtors) dues- TAR (Texas Association of Realtors) dues- HAR (Houston Association of Realtors) dues- MLS access fees (assessed quarterly)Again, most of the answer(s) to your question really depend on what type of investing you're looking to do.

It happens.You’ll find that private/hard money lenders are as different as fingerprints, with very little commonality.

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I've put them on when the door required them and I didn't want tenants to get fingerprints all over white cabinets.You can find tasteful (and simple) contractor packs at Home Depot and Lowes, as well as Wal-Mart... and probably other stores that I don't have access to here in Alaska.  

Proving that lenders are like fingerprints, our criteria are yet different than the others but probably more aligned with Ann’s in terms of appraisals and last resorts.We don’t require a loan package or require a pile of paperwork to make a decision.

Not only do you have to pay for the schooling but you also have to pay to take your test and you pay to get your license and then you pay to get your fingerprints and your background checks.Then you will have to find The Brokerage to work with.I wish you all the luck in the world.

A real estate agent is licensed and has gone through a lot of education, background checks and even finger printing.

You’ll find that private/hard money lenders are as different as fingerprints, with very little commonality.