I did take some small tid bits away from class but nothing like full time in a real estate office will do for you. even if you are not trying to become retail agent I would still recommend hanging with highly trained bunch.

You can always sell your properties FSBO or with a Limited Service listing.If you do plan to use the license a 100% company is a good choice unless you need training.

Generally a real estate brokerage will train newer agents on some of the best ways to get business. 

Enlightened Warrior training was flipping awesome you truly become unstoppable and you experience many things that you will never experience anywhere else this one gets two thumbs up for sure.

She had a better attitude but kept stalling until she received a call form my attorney and, literally, 30 minutes later I had the unconditional release on my inbox.

This condo complex is a 2 minute walk to the commuter rail and a 10 minute walk to the downtown area (train is 25 mins to Boston).

Yes I trained John Jackson in 2002, smart guy :)

@Geoffrey JonesIn a subject to deal you don't replace the insurance, you got yourself as an additionally insured on owners policy so the policy doesn't change, it's a red flag to the lender, and then lender may find that the title has changed, then the bank calls the loan due and payable.People that do subject to that are completely broke and have not had training in subject to are asking for troubleA rule of thumb for subject to this have 3 to 6 months expenses in the bank for PITI and maintenanceAnd have a credit or have the cash to have a solution if the loan gets calledA perfect place for subject to is where you buy a house that needs to be fixed and flipped and you only have title for short timeIt is not for long-term buy-and-hold

Knowing that will give you enough information to qualify a realtor in a few minutes instead of spending hours training one to work for you. 

In that scenario you want a mortgage banker that knows how to read business tax returns, and a lender that has underwriting staff that's trained as well.