I deal in the licensed real estate world and this is what we teach our agents:1.

I will pay a 30%referral fee to all Licensed Realtors.

Well first of all, at least in my state it's not legal for someone to charge you a percentage of the deal for their services unless they are a licensed realtor.

My advice is to finish your RN, keep your license current, whether you work as a nurse or not and forget about obtaining your degree.

I have been reading this site for a while and finally decided I should support as well as read.I am trying to invest in real estate and hopefully learn much from this site.Currently I have an active Real estate license in Ca, but I am more interested in buying and holding than in selling to others.In my pay the bills job I am a video editor and shooter.

If that happens, you can establish an honest relationship with the copntractor, who would then know that you may not be the guy paying them, but you still bring them business.

Here's the announcement: https://www.efanniemae.com/sf/guides/ssg/annltrs/pdf/2008/0816.pd Here's the pertinent section: Establishing a new policy for preforeclosure [short] sales.

I keep my appraisal and broker license active to fill in the gaps.

Commercial leases nearly always require tenants to pay for repairs and maintenance, and the contractual mechanisms for ensuring performance are well-established.2) Get the master lessee to pay a higher lease, but cover the cost of repairs and maintenance yourself (as landlord).

She knows me and knows that I would never do anything to put her license in jeopardy.