There are plenty of no-commission brokers out there as well -- you pay a fixed fee per transaction (we pay $300-500, depending on which state we're in), and then the entire commission comes to us.These smaller brokers generally don't offer a big name or the same level of support -- but, the name is meaningless (per research done by various groups) and the level of support is less important as you gain experience.

Doorway landing and retaining wall concrete portion finished. 

The remaining unit needed a total rehab (sands ripping out the walls, plumbing and electric replacement).When I put it under contract, the units were not renting out to students, it was quasi section 8/lower income.  

I have lived all by myself without any s.o. for over 15 years.  BUT as I get older I catch it ,,,generally h-e-two sticks,,every time I see my kids.  ALL of them, obviously they talk about this cause I get the same ol...

I have about 12-15 walls that need something on them like a 36" x 24" acrylic poster that's posted to the wall in four corners.Anyone have any suggestions on what types of pics to use, and how to do this without breaking the bank?

Find one that can offer you leads and training as well as all the supporting connections such as a good lender, title company, inspectors, appraisers, etc.Also when interviewing with various teams look to see if you think your personality will be a good fit for that office/team.

I've tapped about as much family support as I care to ask for, I've dipped into the zero interest for x months credit cards, I've looked under rocks...  

I just can't find the comps to support the price in its current condition or even ARV. 

The laws of averages does not support that kind of trend.

He also said the roof was leaking because one shingle needed to be replaced, but that did not explain why every room and bathrooms in the upstairs had water marks running down the walls.