Is there any one way to do it? Do you just have to have a well paying job and just go from there? Can you major in something like Real Estate Developing or Land Development or something along those lines? I’m interested in becoming a developer for cities and such, but I’m not sure if this is realistic, and how one goes about becoming a developer. Thanks!
I obtained licenses to be a Notary Public and Real Estate Sales Agent. Due to the damage of the Real Estate Market, I put my license in Referral Status. Does anyone have any tips to build both businesses?
I am planning to start a real estate investment partnership with friends, just wondering, when applying for loans on properties how would we go about providing income information?
I am looking to get a real estate license in central florida, but am unsure how to get started.
I don’t want to get audited by the IRS but I hear that Real Estate Professional – non passive activity is a big issue – can you tell me what the IRS will question and look for if I claim Real Estate Professional, do they require anything when you are audited? Please advise. Any help will be great!
I would like to start doing real estate closings and loan processing for local companies but I don’t know where to start, or to find out if there is anything like that where I live. I live in a rural area, surrounded by very small cities. Where is the best place to find information about where to call or write to get me started. I have over 4 years experince doing both. I would like to work for myself, not for just one certian company.
I had a condo in Vegas that got foreclosed on a year ago. How do I invest in real estate with this on my record? I have about a 30% cash down payment for the properties I’ve been looking at.
I am trying to sell my parents house NY. How can I get the real estate agent to drop the commision from %5 to something lower.
I want to start an investment fund to invest in Real Estate.
What are the steps involved?
Someone told me that if you are already lawyer in Pennsylvania, all you have to do to get a real estate license is sign a paper stating that you understand the real estate practices in the state. Is this true? If so, is there a web site that explains it further? Thanks!
