Wait 30 years and then put that picture on a business card.It seems many agents who have their picture on the business card use the best picture from a long-time ago.  

@Connor Dunham Five years a lurker, that may be a new record ... ... and I thought my two years was a long. :-)Welcome aboard!  

Can someone pay there rent deposit with a credit card? 

The houston market right now is really hot and the average DOM for that area is about five weeks.  

We have done a lot of "impossible" things the last five years.Here is an example of two relatively bright people who have come to different conclusions,, the reason I know we are relatively bright, BP has awarded both of us with the Genius Award...  :-)@Wayne Brooks said ...The chances of you finding a buyer for a higher price than could be gotten off of MLS is slim, unless you have some ignorant buyers.In the last two month I sold five houses wholesale to three rehabbers, one of the rehabbers is the most successful rehabber I know locally, another rehabber that I sold three properties to sits on the board of the local reia group and runs a mentoring program for new people, another is one of my former project managers who is on his own now, he buys all his deals from me. 

Here is the link that shows the requirements:http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/vehiclevesseldealer...Some of the requirements are pretty challenging (such as that of needing to have a business location, zoned commercial, open 10-4 at least five days per week), especially for a small time lone wolf   If I buy some dudes old trailer and then register it in my name at the DOL, then sell a few weeks later - and do this repeatedly - can i expect to be queried and/or told by the DOL that I have to be licensed and told to cease and desist or is this licensing requirement generally not enforced in WA? 

Within that period, I became one of the top five agents in my office of 90, and won some of the awards given by the realtor associations.

I was originally planning on holding on to the property for five years and then selling the land at a profit.

Takes five to seven years with a good inventory turn over, but you'll see in some areas ads, like; This is a Don Russell home or a Ted Miller home.

Originally posted by @Westin Hudnall:he said he charges $5/ sq ft Five dollars per square foot isn't too bad if that includes busting out and removing all the old concrete.