Most teach you a bunch of nonsense the state requires to pass the test and most of which is useless in making any money as an agent.

Here I am just trying to give you a view on how to sniff test a serious investor.

I passed the test for my real estate license at the end of august, and have been working at Century 21 in Crosby.

Considering most probably don't even own a single rental property, I'd never take the advice from someone who passed an online test, put on a suit, put their face on a bus bench, then starting labeling himself a 'professional.'

More importantly, it created an awareness of the manufactured housing industry among regulators of how we operated.Some leaders in the manufactured housing industry believed that every salesperson was going to need to apply for, test for, and get an MLO in order to even sell manufactured homes.

I calculated a diff number when i did my test project to try it out.

Welcome to BiggerPockets @Jonathan Richards , it's great that you were able to test the waters and decide that you didn't want to be an out of state landlord.

I don't know that they'd lay that heavy a penalty down but I don't test it.It's easy to get access to active properties on many agents sites, so I'm assuming you're looking for historical listing info and other MLS information?

He put out his ad to test the market, so even though he has a mortgage payment he doesn't want, he's not bleeding.So, quick rundown:It's a 4bd/1.5 bath biLevel in great condition, fully renovated 5 years ago.

You want a referral for the best real estate CPA for your taxes.For the best property managers go to IREM.org search for ARM certified, they passed a battery of tests to become certified.Good LuckPaul