I just figured the fact that someone was not doing it before and doing low volume maybe a factor as well as long you they met the basic guidelines. 

The numbers speak volumes.

I want to get more volume in closings.

I see many houses that are selling for way less than they were purchased years ago.Either someone overpaid back then, or the house fell into disrepair (or both).The fact that there is only one picture and it is a distant shot of the outside of the house speaks volumes.  

When registered you'll need to pay REBNY, NY Realtor state and local fees, totaling approx $550. the cost of MLS access usually runs about $100 per month depending on what broker you go with so the costs don't be long adding up.If you're doing deal volume though then that mightn't be an issue but definitely there are costs to be considered with being licensed!

All of these skills are best learned through experience, and not only does Dave & his team have that in spades, but they continue to pile on that experience through the high volume of deals they are involved in day in and day out.

They returned phone calls, answered my question, and pointed me to where in the volumes of code I could find proof of the answer.

I'd like to build up to a 2 million dollar volume a year business.Right now I get busy every now and then but could certainly take on more business.

We do a very high volume of business and have done over 1000 transactions in the DFW market alone.

Houston Real Estate Highlights in August- Single-family home sales rose 3.9 percent year-over-year, with 8,679 units sold – the second biggest one-month sales volume of all time;- On a year-to-date basis, single-family home sales are running 3.1 percent ahead of 2018’s record pace;- Days on Market (DOM) for single-family homes edged up from 49 to 52 days;- Total property sales rose 4.1 percent, with 10,375 units sold – the second greatest one-month total property sales volume ever and only the second time in Houston real estate history that the total has surpassed 10,000.- Total dollar volume increased 6.6 percent to $3.1 billion;- The single-family home median price rose 4.5 percent to $249,000, achieving an August high;- The single-family home average price was up 3.4 percent to $312,727 – also a record high for an August;- Single-family homes months of inventory reached a 4.2-months supply, up from 4.0 months last August and just slightly below the 4.3-months supply maintained in June and July.