I wanted to know what your recommendations are for studying for and obtaining my Alabama real estate license?

Wholesaling is "facilitating the sale of real estate" so you need a license or you need to take title.

By putting up signs "Contractors Needed, Rehabbing a house, must be insured and license and reliable".

Many people throw that title around since it's NOT one of the licensed professions.

It says that we are marketing the homes and have to be licensed agent to do so.

I am interested in getting my real estate license for purposes of access to the MLS and visiting properties as wanted.

I am in the medical field as a profession and a Licensed Mortgage Broker since 2008.

If you are gutting kitchens & bathrooms, opening up walls, altering the floorplan, relocating or otherwise upgrading plumbing and electric, and then the plan is to immediately flip the property and you don't wish to get sued into oblivion after the sale if anything should go wrong, then yes, pull permits and used a licensed, bonded general contractor.If on the other hand this is your personal residence and you just want to paint, change some trim and flooring, and freshen up the bathrooms and kitchen without gutting or moving stuff around, then you may be ok without permits.There are many shades of gray between those scenarios too ...

I have always had a passion for real estate.I have had my real estate license for 10 years now however I am not actively working as a real estate agent at the moment.I have worn many hats over the years, to support myself, but always come back to real estate.

Increased that work , lost work, had prices cut, you name it, it was a struggle to say the least, However the past two years I was able to partner with another contracting company and together weve grown, we have multiple crews at our disposal, an in house licensed electrician, plumber and hvac guy, concrete finishers, carpenters, general laborers an in house realtor etc.