Q:Please suggest some real estate company to invest in....

Smart growth development is compact and walk able and provides a diverse range of choices in land uses, building types, transportation, homes, workplace locations, and stores. Such development projects are attractive to private sector interests because they can find a ready market and compete financially. Brivia Group is a fast growing real estate developer and investor with an expanding property portfolio of successful projects. They appeal to local governments because they can be the building blocks of a growing economy and high quality, economically sustainable neighborhoods and communities while also helping to create a cleaner, healthier environment.

Q:Hi, i'm getting my licence in real estate and I really don't know how is in the real world. Do someone has good tips on that, like how to avoid bad clients? how can you tell that they just want to see houses? I don't know if you can tell me from your experience so that I can avoid. Also if you know how to persuade clients, or a really good line that they always fall for. I don't know anything you want to advice me on will be good.

When you meet a possible client two things can come to mind: Is this a prospect or a suspect? You can't avoid all bad people. Some are slower in making up their minds. You do have to be patient. You can learn more from a bad experience, than having no experience with people at all.

Q:is the real estate market going back up? i know that its suppose to be a really good time to buy right now but will it still be in a few months? whats expected to happen with the real estate market?

If you look at the history of real estate, yes, it has always gone back up after a drop in the market. Right now it is a buyers market, meaning there are some real good deals out there.

Q:I was considering taking fire science level 1&2 , and also paramedics to start training to be a fire fighter. On thee other hand I've always loved the thought of real estate, selling and flipping houses. I have good background in construction I can do practically anything to a house, and estimate cost of labor. I just need to know which would be a better financial decision. I live in Dayton Ohio and I'm also curious on the salaries. I know firefighters job and salaries have been at stake for a while.

you are confusing issues; one is a life style, serving the community. one is entrepreneurial I would, without hesitation, take real estate and I can show you how to start NOW if you have a contractor's license. If you don't, then I advise on getting one ASAP. I can JV with you --check out my bio

Q:I'm thinking about taking a course in real estate appraisal. I have no experience in real estate. Can anyone tell me if this is a difficult course? Also, could you find work in the field?

The course requirements differ by state. Here in PA you must have 120 hours of classroom study and pass a state exam. It isn't easy by any means and you must apprentice for 2,500 hours over no less than 24 months before you actually qualify for your license.

Q:Does anyone know of any good real estate investment groups in the Chicago area? Nationwide groups? Good websites? Thanks for your assistance.

www.okorder They are a Nationwide investment firm that is in Chicago. Their site has free resources, calculators and a very Massive directory.

Q:My father's interested in buying a house and have it rented out. He's saying it's a really good investment and we can really get a good sum of money from it. Could you give me any websites that talks about all the things related to investing in real estate? I'm curious at all these especially during these hard economic times and money is hard to come by.

Renting is never easy. Where I live there is a gang problem. Never take section 8 tenants, they usually cause endless problems, and damage. If you can't afford the house, without collecting rent for three months, don't do it. Eviction costs $500 and takes three months.

Q:Hello, I am new to the real estate biz. Got a job at the local century 21, but noone in that office wants to help me. Needless to say, I plan on transferring my license very soon. Anyway, I'm looking for someone in the business to help out a rookie. I am also a barber, bu if I feel confident that I can survive on my real estate income, I would leave. Any advice for a rookie real estate agent? P.s. , I've read a few books already, but I think that real advice from real agents is the best way to learn. Thanks for your help

A professional agent will have to be higher at negotiating to your behalf however eventually, the cost you pay for a brand new residence is as much as the individuals promoting it, no longer someone's connections. My final agent had simplest been within the industry for a little while however I rather felt she did a well process. Remember you'll consistently spend a couple of looking journeys with this agent and get anyone else in the event you are not completely happy. I do not suppose you have got to signal any agreement with a purpose to bind you to that character. A well agent goes to provide you plenty of choices to decide on from and no longer push you into creating a selection, specifically one you are not able to manage to pay for. Just take a step again and examine this agent's habits infrequently and you can be first-rate. I additionally advise studying Home Buying for Dummies. I concept that was once very handy. Good good fortune.

Q:I have a degree in real estate but i cant seem to get a job in the real estate industry.I want to work in the commercial industry but it is very hard to get my feet in the door.. Does anyone have any advice?

First, decide which area of real estate you would prefer to work in: sales, appraisal, development, etc. You will likely need more schooling or to get a license even though you have a degree. Even though I graduated from a 4 year university with a degree in real estate I was required to take a 72 hour appraisal class before becoming a trainee appraiser. Once you have decided on the area of real estate and gotten the additional education / licenses, you will be able to present yourself better in an interview or on a resume.

Q:I want to be a real estate investor for rental properties. Ive been working at different jobs and none of it interests me. I want to be working in the field somehow and get some experience. I am 17 right now and completely clueless as I would get into the industry even at 18 which is just months away. A job as a secretary in an office would be fine I just desperately want to get a real job away from the fast food and retail industry. Thanks for any advice:)

To be truly honest? That's kinda young for a R.E> job, and you're unlikely to get one at this age; sorry.