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FAQ

When a real estate ad reads investors property, are other eligible buyers permitted to obtain financing on these homes?

Usually this means there is a lease on the property that must be honored. You would not be able to move in because a renter has the right to live there until the lease has expired.

Is there anything that your real estate agent could have done better? What did they do or not do that stood out?

When I was looking for a home 5 years ago, I contacted a realtor well in advance (I was then living in another state). We corresponded and I gave her all the specifics on when I'd be arriving to see property in her area. After my arrival, I found she had left on vacation! The nerve, and I had spent months researching the area, etc. So, her assistant was there and she showed me around, even took me back to the airport when I left! Now there was someone I wanted to do business with again...and I did, when I bought my home I used her, not her boss. So there! Basically, I find out of town realtors to be really lousy when it comes to helping out. They think just because you haven't moved yet, you won't be a client...not true of course. This has happened to me two times (not being serviced properly by agents out of town). It is very frustrating and their behavior is unprofessional.

Is having just a real estate license enough to get into commercial real estate? I need to know what to do to get my foot in the door.

Getting into commercial real estate is much more competitive than residential so you need to figure out a way to set yourself apart he competition (ie, other job applicants). It's amazing - in residential there's often 50-75-100 agents in an office, whereas, in commercial it's much smaller. In my office, we have 12 brokers and that's it. Also, commercial real estate is a full-time career - so no part-timers, no dabblers, no retirees looking to do something to pass the time and make a little money. Having a college degree and/or a background in sales and/or finance is helpful, but may not be required depending on which company or industry focus you have an interest in. You didn't metion what area of commercial you wanted to get into (brokerage sales, development, ownership and within this - office, retail, industrial), so I've listed some companies below for you to research that may focus on one or multiple areas: NAI Global Grubb Ellis CBRE Cushman Wakefield Binswanger Sperry Van Ness Tishman Speyer Colliers Jones Lang LaSalle GVA Studley Marcus Millichap Staubach Brandywine Realty Trust Liberty Property Trust RAIT Investment Trust Mack-Cali Kravco-Simon PREIT Vornado Cedar Properties Centro (they're probably not hiring, as their stock has taken a beating recently) Also, these are all bigger organizations - so don't forget to find and research smaller local companies as well. If you really want a job in commercial - call up the local director and tell him you would like to interview with him for a position (I found that many commercial companies had sales openings even when not listed on their site) - if he says they don't currently have openings - tell him you would still like to meet with him anyway for 15 mintues for an informational interview and to be considered for a future opening. When you do interview for a job, finish strong and close the interviewer by telling him I really want this job - what's the next step? Good luck.

THIS IS A REAL ESTATE MENTORING PROGRAM.

yes philadelphia is a good program.

How can a PA Real Estate agent get a NJ Real Estate Licence ?Does it allow one to practice in both the states ?Thanks.

The exceptional advice is to uncover probably the most best rated sellers within the New Jersey subject, and determine a referral price. The truth is that you just are not able to correctly constitute the patrons on the grounds that you do not real recognise the marketplace in NJ and legislation are distinct from state to state. You're requesting issues. Take the referral and create a dating with the agent. Maybe they will ship you a referral down the street.

hi frnds.im 25 yrs. Engg. Graduate.i want to know everything about investning in real estate from top to bottom,so plz tell me from where can I get that all this knowledge?and I want a mentor for this…any places??

Hi, I do not do tax liens, however without a cash and no credit score, you'll uncover pre-foreclosed estate and tie up the estate with assignable acquire choice contracts and promote your contracts to different traders. I suppose with tax liens you have to have cash to shop for them and you then ought to wait to peer if the landlord finally ends up paying or now not. If they don't, you'll ought to evict them. I in my opinion can not evict any person from their residence. Good success and joyful making an investment. Regards

i am in high school right now going in to 12th grade and i want to be a real estate agent... the thing is i really hate math and i really don't want to take math 12 this year ... what are the real estate high school requirements so i can be a real estate agent ???

Every state has their possess requisites. Most comprise a required direction passing a scan. This can occur as speedily once you graduate as you'll take move the direction. There also are a few direction costs licensing costs to keep in mind. FYI: Real property is NOT rapid cash! There are plenty of presently certified sellers no longer making any cash correct now. A truly property profession within the present marketplace is NOT prone to pay for subsequent years institution school. EDIT: NO, being a truly property agent does no longer require any formal schooling. You with ease have got to take a direction authorised through your state.

hi, i live in Vancouver, BC. I am studying the real estate courses now in UBC, i have a impaired-driving record 6 yrs ago which is kind of a criminal record. does anyone know that the real estate council will give me the license?? thank you!!

it isn't KIND of a criminal record.....it IS a criminal record. <br> <br>However, typically the types of records that would impede you in getting a real estate licence would be theft, fraud, etc types of convictions. Those would bar you for sure. <br> <br>A drunken driving conviction does not have anything to do with anything related to honest conduct in conducting a real estate tansaction. Know what I mean.....just becuase you made a mistake, does not mean that you are a swindler. <br> <br>If you have a fraud, or theft conviction, it means you pretty much DO have the inclination to be going out and commiting financial crimes against other people. <br> <br>I'm about 99% sure that you will be fine... PS: Alexa Fewell! Like my answers please!!Have a good day foryou!-