I believe firmly in hard work.

Brokerage firms will either charge you a flat fee to sponsor for license or a large percentage of any commissions earned.  

@Vijay PrabhakaranWe don't have coverage up there but I have a great firm I send all business too out of Lincoln Park.    

HI Jason,Most credit unions like penfed, navy fed, BECU.org, DCU.org, and a whole host of others will require you to have 2 year landlord experience, but not all.

My firm handles property management and would love to assist! 

HQ in DFW, and most decent-sized companies will have a real estate/facilities group - though it seems like they're not looking for entry-level folks more often than not.You could also look into property management firms, I'd expect a lot of opportunities there.Good luck!

@Troy Fisher hosts the eastside meet ups.Hope to see you there!

Also, on another note, Christic and I would like to possibly do lunch with you because we are looking to bring on a couple of investment minded agents like yourself to our firm this year.

I'm originally from Lousiana (business and law at LSU), spent a couple years ski bumming in Whitefish Montana, worked at Microsoft for a decade, shifted to eastern Washington with a small biotech firm and finally landed in central Oregon.

Looking for suggestions on who to go with for web hosting and business email providers.