NAR Membership StatisticsMembers to date: 1,383,010 as of July 2019Number of local associations: 1,148 as of January 2019Source: Monthly Membership Report and NAR Membership Statistics, 1908-presentREALTOR® Demographics68% percent of REALTORS® are licensed as sales agents, 20% hold broker licenses, and 14% hold broker associate licenses.The typical REALTOR® is a 54-year-old white female who attended college and is a homeowner.67% of all REALTORS® are female, and the median age of all REALTORS® is 52.Real-estate experience of all REALTORS® (median): 8 yearsMedian tenure at present firm (all REALTORS®): 4 yearsMost REALTORS® worked 35 hours per week in 2018.The median gross income of REALTORS® was $41,800 in 2018, an increase from $39,800 in 2017.Median number of transaction sides in 2018:Residential sides for all REALTORS®: 11Residential sides for residential specialists only: 12Residential sides for commercial specialists only: 4Commercial sides for commercial specialists only: 4Formal education of REALTORS®:Some college: 30%Bachelor's degree: 31%Graduate degree and above: 13%Associate degree: 13%Some graduate school: 6%High-school graduate: 8%REALTOR® affiliation with firms:Independent contractor: 87%Employee: 5%Other: 8%

There are a couple of issues with title and survey that will cause closing date to not be met: (1) Survey doesn’t match what’s on file with the county.

Has anyone received an email from a research company named Stax requesting a survey for BiggerPockets?

For my birthday present, I got a pro membership.

This is a perfect use of Legal Shield, if you have that type of membership.  

Simple answer is work hard .. the real estate seminars and these so called guru's always claim that it is so easy to do .. and that part is not really a lie .. you dont need to be a scientist to start learning how to wholesale and then flip and invest in buy and holds .. but it does take work and lots, and lots of no's but stay consitant and determined and you shall succeed .. how do you start though .. well right here on this website is a great place to start.. become a sponge.. read every post that pertains to what it is your interested in learning about real estate whether it be wholesaling,flipping, buying notes , tax liens ..ect... focus on one thing at a time .. listen and ir watch the podcasts ..they are all in archive as well but i think you need a paid membership to access them .. if you decide to pay for a membership do yourself a favor and watch at least one podcast beforehand ..they put 20% discount coupons at the end of most of them .. it will save you around $60 on a pro membership .. i was on here for a week before i signed up for a paid memb..

IMHO you could probably get more from this website for free or if you want to splurge fork over the $200 per year for a pro membership. 

Does anyone have a survey for homeowner satisfaction?

I was surveying Allentown and came across a property that had been purchased in early 2022.

Are you using the free access to RentRedi your BP Pro membership gives you?