I've heard a lot of people say it's not actually the practical education they thought it was going to be--but it does seem to be a valuable thing for an investor to possess.Jose Garcia Thank you for the warm welcome!

Am I the only person that does this; or is this common practice?

Its a big country with many different rules and best practices for each state. 

I was not very comfortable but it seemed it's their typical and routine practice.

My desire is to get into a smaller commercial firm, to learn generalist practices and build a network.

As many people in our line of business, I too practice what I preach and own investment residential and commercial properties.

I am a newbie and this is my understanding of the licensure requirements for practicing real estate as it applies to investors.

Bob,I thought it was a good article in the sense that what people consider as normal will have to change.I just do not see how an economic crisis caused by abhorrent debt could have ever been solved with printing 700 B in new debt for the American people to pay off over the next X # of generations.I think the real root of the problem is fractional lending practices at a 10 to 1 ratio.

Is it common practice to give my end buyer a copy of P/S agreement that I have with seller or just a copy of assignment agreement?

I will practice this so I can get good!!!