By following the above advice you can usually get better training, in less time, and for a fraction of the price the "mentors" usually charge.If there is anything else my staff or I can do to help you grow your business, please don't hesitate to let me know.Very Best,-G

Today I provide sales/leadership training to the building industry.

They'll need a certain amount of hand holding and will rely on your professional guidance.You'll also want to build relationships with them, which as physicians have recently found out, results in fewer lawsuits.As to training, that's a state-by-state issue.  

More Examples of Third Party Integration REI Automation.A) Podio & Globiflow & Google Docs I used Podio and Google Docs to create Flyers that my guys can easily create and print out through Google Docs for Meetup and Real Estate Groups to distribute to cash buyers.B) Podio & Google Docs (USED FOR Training VA)When you integrate into your App, you can give better instructions to your staff.

My personal email address and phone number are in my signature as an open invitation to anyone who care to reach out.The education companies live and prosper by getting folks to sign up for their trainings and mentoring programs.  

Acting as a principal buyer or seller and not as an agent allows you to use any form you wantThere's no law that as a principal buyer in California forces you to use a CAR form.You should disclose that you're licensed agent and you're not acting as if it is Sherry agent you're acting as a principal buyerYou can use the CAR forms with addendumsFinding the right attorney is not an easy chore in the state of California because most attorneys are used to working with agentsTo find my attorney for my business it took me six months, pretty aggravating.And I had to train him on my agreements with lease options, AITDs, subject to, partnership agreements, joint venture agreements, etc.I do apologize I can't give you his name Continue to work as you are and congratulations on getting your licenseA suggestion on getting your attorney is go to your local REIA meeting and ask for the best contract attorney for subject to, Lease options, partnership agreements, etc.Best of luck

Exercise caution.Private lenders are typically folks you already know or whom you meet through existing acquaintances.I would be wary of folks who are advertising on or trolling internet websites, particularly if they are offering unbelievable rates  - I would put 5% in the unbelievable category as private money, even up here in Canada where rates are lower, goes for 8 - 12% depending on the risk ... and if I have no history with you and you have little to no history in the industry, the risk would be considered high.Sometimes these folks will ask for up-front processing fees - a HUGE red flag as there is no need for any lender to ask for up-front payment.  

So when you get these folks offering to do deals off the internet or offer to partner you with there private lender and they are not licensed where your deal is .. that's a huge red flag.

Everything comes back to how you train your tenants.

Sarah is right cost of doing business ,I had a dryer knob it was broke ,had a different tenant not change a furnace filter may have caused damage but it was still under warranty they are all know the plan now .Plus it was a learning tool for me too,train tenants in all aspects of all mechanical in the house .