Except the agent isn't an employee, he's an independent contractor who only makes money when you buy/sell something.

I also have taken classes offered by our local rental association, including a class that allowed me to become certified for lead-based paint testing and removal.3.

My questions is am I able to pay a leasing agent as a 1099 contractor that is not licensed to show my units?

By receiving part of the fees for these services, you become invaluable to someone who needs a trash hauler, gardener, painter, contractor, wholesaler or a professional like an attorney, lender or real estate broker.This will also permit you to both spend more on acquiring clients and maximizing the frequency of contact with the person in charge.

@Will Barnard it was a rehab flipper he was located out of state he sent a contractor over to check out the repairs but the foundation work was 10,000 dollars over my estimate basically the same with the first deal also @Victor Roberts that is alot of post man !

The contract must state the same.Recourse can start with submitting a letter (certified) reciting the act from the state and demand the refund.

Check out Mark Ferguson's blog I googled the question since i was also curios to the specifics.Couple things can happen if you as an investor who plans on not occupying the property put in a bid as an owner occupant, they are kind of serious: All owner occupants sign an Owner Occupancy Certification - certifying that you will be living there - for at least a year.

I am both a landlord and a journeyman plumber (18 years) and plumbing contractor (nine years).

I have a General Contractor that gave me a bid.

I'm scheduled to meet the 'contractor' tomorrow.