However, I would not recommend relying on this - better to be on the safe side of legal compliance.You can also submit grey area questions directly to the New Jersey Real Estate Commission.That said, if a company owns real estate, and another company is the manager of real estate, and that manager company gets some time of compensation or arguably holds itself out as doing the business of a broker, you would need a license or should get one to be on the safe side.

@Troy Copeland I love this because I preach finding your first 1-3 investments as close as possible to you in a good market.

I hope that continues for a long time to come.

Was it only free for the first month or is there something I'm missing?

Hello everyone,I'm a first-time investor and I'm looking at purchasing a duplex in Texas.

I'm just starting out as a note broker and I want to make my first deal.

Timing here is everything.

I recently started in February wholesaling to build capital for my first step into house hacking.

Is it going to be rented in the winter time? 

@Vivek Kumar, For a tenant like that I might charge 2 months deposit (max allowed in my state).