Stick with a forum or books online or in the book store.

As more information becomes available on-line there is less need for full services provided by an agent and hence less need to pay a 4-6% commission.

With all of this information available to people online, the phone calls that I get are from people who are already pretty interested in the apartment -- which wastese less of my time on fruitless showings.

I know in Washington you can be sanctioned for practicing realestate with out a license and be fined at least.

I'm new here, and to RE, except for all the books at the library and the TONS of info online.

"Guys" may shop for a place to live in the paper and on-line.

Key here is practice practice practice and eventually you will be comfortable enough tha you can walk into a property and make a decision before you leave the place.

I don't know a huge amount about real estate but I'm startin' to do this online cash flow note business.

From what I have read online and from people talking seems like you don't have to be the best to start being financially successful.

HI: to allI am planning to become a realtor, I am doing classes online so I do not have any people or a network to ask questions.