I know at this time, we basically need to have a social media presence if you have any kind of business.

A person has to deal with government officials, contractors, suppliers, inspectors, insurance companies, regulators, health departments, social services, police, and sometimes even military. 

I have a business owner who's had a successful shop for 10 years wants to buy the house for 235k. He has 25-35k to put down. He's married but just put his wife (has a SS and credit score of 750) on the books last we...

We have an engaged student body and are actively growing this segment of the club.

At ILGA.gov you can read the letter of the new law in SB1872 - as amended - Section 1-10 (5)"(5) Whether for another or themselves, engages in a pattern of business of buying, selling, offering to buy or sell, marketing for sale, exchanging, or otherwise dealing in contracts, including assignable contracts for the purchase or sale of, or options on real estate or improvements thereon.

I just transitioned to doing real estate “full-time”, but the foundation I built in the first two years set me up to be successful as I have transitioned to full-time.Many college students spend more time socializing and partying then they do in class and studying.

-You need to be on ONE page at all times BEFORE you engage a realtor/wholesaler/contractor.

I agree with Brian that there’s not much you can do from a recourse monetary standpoint but there’s plenty to do from a social media reputation standpoint.

Why do you need to engage with a turnkey provider?

I am engaged to be married in June of next year.