Deen Haniff
Real estate inactive referral Question
Hello l, I currently have an "Inactive" real estate salesperson liscense from MA. In MA law, there is a subsection where you can be "Inactive" and still receive referral fees without a broker. My question is, does thi...
Rick Mavrovich
Wholesaling Leads - Drop in Activity
Hi fellow BP Mates.Has anyone noticed a drop in wholesaling leads during the months of August / September 2017? We know a couple of other wholesalers and they also are experiencing a significant drop. We have not chan...
Doug Haisten
Driving for Dollars In Action
Background: Recent changes to my 9-5 job (laid off) finds me with time and opportunity to go all ahead in RE. I had already sent out a direct mail piece (my first) and got a good response. These were out of state abse...
John Zellner
Inactive/low credit: Affect refinancing?
My wife and I are currently looking to purchase a duplex/triplex/quad. We were not pre-approved for a FHA because the lender said my credit was not "active" enough. We are looking for other options while developing ...
Jacob Messer
BRRR method in action; Indianapolis duplex
Investment Info:
Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment.
Purchase price: $90,000
Cash invested: $105,000
Sale price: $245,000
Our client came into the project as the owner of th...
Brad Smith
Active or inactive real estate license?
In Texas, you can have an inactive Real Estate license. I'm understanding that an inactive one means that you're not working for a broker.I'm interested in working towards getting the license but I don't want to work...
Jamir A Nicholson
Can South Carolina inactive agents wholesale?
Is anyone aware of the regulations regarding SC agents participating in Assignment of contracts (Wholesaling)?
Jorge Vazquez
The Balancing Act: Inaction and Inflation:
One of the biggest challenges in real estate is overcoming the paralysis of analysis. Inaction, often born from overthinking, can be as costly as a hasty decision. In a market where inflation is a constant, the value ...
Daniel Lapin
Buying properties in Active Adult communities
I'm considering purchasing a property in active adult community. Any suggestion if this is a good way to start investing? I'm a newbie at this and any suggestions and/or recommendation greatly appreciate. Thank you,
Aneal Khimani
Newly licensed (inactive) agent needs advice
Hello BP. I recently passed my Real Estate Salesperson state exam and I have yet to choose a broker to 'hang' my license with. The whole reason I even made the effort to take the course/test is so I could get comfor...