San Marcos is 30 minutes from San Antonio or Austin. 30 minutes is an acceptable commute, 1.5 hours is not.

Since I was in Texas and I planned on staying there I found out that I was qualified to take the real estate brokerage test so I got the license.  

You also don't understand business ethics with respect to valuing your services or fair dealing that is required with real property.If someone has a $25,000 Ford and you can buy it for $12,500, it's much more of an acceptable deal if that's what the seller will take.

This is why I am not sure what to do.Can I write a new contract stating I will let the buyer proceed to ##/## date, but if we are not closing, then I can accept another offer and put the property back on the market now?  

@Shannon K. not everone we come across is so quick to accept our offer.

Hi everyone,I just got my first home offer accepted!

We continued to live there for three more years, accepting partial rent from our roommates.2007, wedding bells.  

If your business fails, I wouldn't want a house back that would take thousands to return to an acceptable single family house.

I just moved to Philadelphia from California and want to get started in my RE career.After some research I have whittled down my options for the online courses to two:https://www.realestateexpress.com/prelicense/pa/pr...andhttps://portal.recampus.com/re/templere/store/port...They both have their pros and cons for me: One (real estate express) is cheaper and offers a test prep book, the other (Temple) is a recognized institution in the area and has a physical location for testing.

Is that an acceptable way to do it?