i am a licensed and insured contractor offering my services in the central new jersey area...i can do all interior related things as well as custom cabinet work..pm me for more details...mike

I have been a licensed agent for just over a year and have closed nearly $10M in business in the past 12 months - focusing my efforts mainly on finding great deals for local investors.

We are being advised that we would have to establish an S Corp in every state where we are investing because of tax implications within that state.

with good or bad credit, you can start taking real estate courses to get your realtors license.

I got my license 12 months ago and started in an office with 10 other new agents....I am the only one left.

I use the market rent price for a property to establish a good idea of whether it is a deal or not.Tax values vary based on a number of different factors, but I wouldn't use them to determine the value of a property.

I am licensed agent in CT.

I think it's important to know the value of a property and what margin of profit you need to make and then to make offers on the properties that make the best sense for you within the established parameters.The number of offers you make isn't nearly as important as the quality of them and whether you get responses or not.

I know it might not be cheap, but if you can see the actual place you get your product from you can tell if it is an established business or a fly-by-night company.

Now that I have established my business at this level my risk tolerance has dramatically decreased.