Nope, but it did give me some help and make me commit to earning my 15K back and it has all worked out. 

@Ken T. 

Im not saying it's a bad strategy on your part but for the agent it's high time commitment with a low reward Why not get a license yourself?

Its exactly what the US treasury dept is doing as well with T bills.But there is risk.

Admittedly, my post comes from the perspective of someone who has committed to be involved with real estate life long and base a meaningful amount of my current and future net worth on property investment.

One thing you will learn when you start buying property is the very first thing you do is a prelim title report.. or in states that have abstractors you get title squared away first before anything else this usually cost 200 to 250.. for a prelim or title commitment..

@Larry T. , I agree with you and I felt the same way.

@David T. 

Originally posted by @Larry T.

Even though I work full time, I do have time to commit to a flip, I just wouldn't do all the work myself.