I know a lot of people go on about how you don't need a Real Estate License in order to invest, but I could use the extra money, and I think it would provide a good learning experience, and I wanted to... so, that's that.

Selling for retail on the mls is usually the best route if you’re a seller and can do that

Usually when I have tenant leaving, they have to give me 60 days notice.

I usually get them initially when making purchase and recommend them for Buyers.

I usually do this via check or money order.

I called the prop. management co. and every number shown on their website, and all the numbers are not working.This past weekend, I drove to the place to drop off my letter but it was not open (btw it’s usually open on Saturday), so I dropped the letter off in the rent mailbox and wrote on the letter to email or call me to confirm they have received my notice to vacate.

If I buy MLS properties, it usually works well for me to offer the selling  agent to double dip in return for a steep discount on the house.

Usually if it is a mortgage company it is not like before.

Usually, you will need both an EMD and POF.

I found out that I can't even put out bandit signs because as a agent, you can't put out real estate signs without your brokerage name and the usual equal housing opportunity images on there.He said wholesaling is perfectly legal as long as I am careful of how I tell things to a seller.