My brokerage trains to do business with investors which is relatively rare but why I joined.  

My wife loves this part of the flipping process and we usually gain a couple extra pieces after each house.Reason I am asking is that someone else wants her to stage their house and she hasn't gone through any training so we are really shooting from the hip. 

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Also, most of those guys are there for training which is about a year.

How to pick the right property, determining licensing requirements, how to get the property set up for rental and then ongoing management.

Its an attractive area as it borders Brooklyn & Queens and is in walking distance from the J, Z, and A trains.

So if you keep rates the same for 5 years and then say you're going to increase the rent you still can only do so by a max of what the board says, unless you meet other criteria.It's a bit of a bother but it's also a good system as you can easily train your tenants.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

If you're planning to become an employee in some studio - this training cost will not create any tax benefit for you.

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