I graduated last year from a top 15 American university with honors in Economics (B.A) and Chemistry (B.S.).

I've been wanting to obtain a real estate brokers license for a while now and just realized the requiremen...

Hi All,I own 1 home in Yuma,AZ we rent and I have a commercial property here in Vallejo, CA that I'm renovating for my business. I'm looking to buy something else in Vallejo other than my primary to start creating mor...

I am a new member living in Californaia.  New to investing in Real Estate, however, I have bought a few houses over the last 12 years. But they were primary.  So I understand the basics.  Never bought an investment pr...

Below are the highlights of the California Statewide Rent Caps (AB 1482).-Annual rent increases limited to CPI + 5% or 10% (whichever is lower)...effective 1/1/2020.
-Does not supersede existing rent control laws/ten...

Looking for a real estate lawyer to get some legal advice on our recent purchase. If you have any idea on there rates that would help too. Here are a couple bullet points of the situation we’ve found ourselves in.-N...

After 30 years of working my *** off to get an extra percent or two in the stock market, I've finally realized that I should be investing in real estate.Better late than never.First of all, Thank You to all the poster...

Hello Everyone, I am new here on BP and very glad to be here. My Immediate goal is to pass my CA Real Estate Salesperson Exam and start working/training for a good Broker here in San Diego. And my my future goal is to...

Data is there, available to use, and often free. Where are people heading? Where is it growing? CoStar offers a lot of content for this. TX, GA, FL - a lot of options and proven concepts with low barrier to entry due ...

Hey everyone,I'm looking for suggestions for an exam prep course for the California Salesperson Exam, either online or a weekend option. I've looked at a few different options, but would like some feedback from those ...

I heard that if you have to retake the real estate exam for california that max mistakes gets lower.. so you have to score higher than 70% on the exam is that true?