At least two of them have done kitchen/bath remodels for me personally in addition to serving dozens of our clients over the years.

My clients currently are either cash buyers are working with Hard money.

Looking to work part time and I already have a client who’s ready to buy ASAP and I don’t want to lose him.

No one has the ability to tell you what will happen tomorrow or next month in real estate, but depending on how you answer the questions above may affect the advice I would give a client.

., he does a good job and he's currently expanding his business and taking on new clients).I'm sure others here on BP will chime in with other recommendations, and you should interview several candidates before making your decision, but I do recommend you include Jim in the list of people to interview/consider.

@Shiloh Lundahl , my JOb is been a Realtor and a Wholesaler,  I know, it is in the same industry but I love making active income and invest for long-term passive  income,  first, I got some SFH, rented on section 8,  but now selling them and with a goal of acquiring my first Mobiel home park.Been an agent is really great because I do not sell houses, I sell homes, all my clients and now my friends, some of them are already  interesting on investing on RE as passive investors 

In the beginning, you start with one, learn it well and keep moving as your client base grows.

*This post does not create an attorney-client or CPA-client relationship. 

Real estate agents are well aware of this fact and treat one preapproval letter as toilet paper, and the other as a check waiting to be cashed, accordingly (and obviously advise their homeseller clients as such).

I served 24 years and I am CSM Retired.