If you plan to make a lot of purchases and sales each year, and don't mind paying the commission split, then the brokerage might not mind that you hang your license there and generate a little bit of revenue for them, even if you don't aspire to be their top salesperson.On the other hand, if your real estate activity consists of 1 or 2 sales per year, and you also don't want to pay the brokerage any commission or commission split for them, they are probably not going to be very motivated or excited to bring you into their company.

If you are consistent with learning real estate over the next 4-6 months, you’ll be ready to purchase your first (or next) property in NO TIME!

With out it you will do deals here and there but consistent and disciplined follow up is how successful agents do the most business. 

Stay Consistent and make sure you are on top of the title company and seller.

Yes but you'll work your A off to make the good money and to be consistent. 

Welcome, I have a team that consists of a contractor, lender, and inspector that I go to for everything.

If you are consistent with learning real estate over the next 4-6 months, you’ll be ready to purchase your first (or next) property in NO TIME!

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It sounds interesting for all investors and service excellence starts with understanding what the customer wants,providing resources to meet those needs and using a reliable systematic approach to deliver consistent results.Keep it up,really appreciating.

However, my buyers and myself have been running into a consistent issue - banks requiring 25/30/40 percent down payments on the commercial real estate.