I believe though she has to pay her own MLS dues and NAR dues.. on top of the 130.00 a month but EO is included. so that is one way to go if you have a huge warm market and think you can hit the ground running ..

@Eugene Lee my team is happy to serve as your "boots on the ground" if you every need our services.

Once you complete the above you will have better understanding of RE investing and tools to start from more solid ground. 

If you're in the Central Massachusetts/Worcester County area and are interested in partnering up from the ground-up, please feel free to contact me. 

I knew that there was a chance that I could get stuck with this house long before we put a shovel in the ground, so instead of building the usual builder 2400 sq ft bi-level or small colonial, we went BIG, a 4800 sq ft Colonial in the Greek revival theme, it's on two acres.

Hold your ground and don't put up with the B.S..

Once the funding is in place you can then proceed to closing and break ground.

You still can get the 2% to hit on decent areas if you have some boots on the ground that is marketing or if you connect with a high level wholesaler.

They have built a business that has become a pillar of the small community of La Veta, Colorado, but they have allowed it to run them into the ground.

You are not there, so it is really important to have a trusted person on the ground.