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- Q: What is the best way to buy a house/comdo? Dealing with a real estate agent or just calling the phone number on the for-sale sign? what's the difference? What's the difference cost-wise also?
- A seller's agent (listing agent) always works for the seller first, and think that is true even in a dual agency where the agent is supposed to fairly represent both sides. As in: you called off the sign, you use that agent to represent you. The seller is paying the commission and as a listing agent myself, it's very challenging to NOT feel the seller is my client first. So I typically turn down dual agency deals to avoid any potential conflict of interest. And to protect myself from a potentially confused buyer. The greatest misconception I see in the real estate world are buyers who think they are going to pay a higher purchase price because the seller has to charge a higher price to afford the buyer's agent. The commission is negotiated ahead of time between seller and listing agent. It's a certain percentage of the sales price. If the listing agent represents both sides, they'll get the whole commission. And maybe, just maybe, you haven't gotten compelling representation from someone who is only looking out for you. Because the listing agent can't only look out for you. Listing agents work for the seller. Remember that. A seller of a property should actually welcome a buyer's agent, since that deal is more likely to finish out well, with the buyer in particular pleased because they had their own neutral advisor. Bottom line, there is zero cost difference to you. If a seller wants a higher price, it's not because he or she is upset you have your own agent. If you're comfortable with someone who earns more the higher the sales price of the house (commission is a percentage of the sales price), then use the listing agent. Harsh? Yes it is. If you prefer an agent who will tell you point blank what the house is really worth, and represent you all the way down the line to handing your new keys to you, then find someone you like and trust to find you a place. He or she can call on that sign for you. Good luck!
- Q: I am just now getting ready to take my pre-licencing courses for a Texas Real Estate sales license. At this point I know absolutely nothing about it. Is it hard to make a decent living? Should I get a job as as realtor first and then they sponsor me to get my license or is it easier to just have my license before I go job hunting? Please anyone who could give me some "start-up" tips....it would be greatly appreciated! We will be in the San Antonio area. Thanks in advance!
- You should have a contract for your compensation signed by the broker and you. If you don't you might loose your cut, alot of brokers do this shady stuff. I would also go into the office and talk to them in person.
- Q: I drive my parents car but i am not insured, now that i've joined a real estate firm, they want me to have them as an additional insured. So what can I do now?Do I have to get insurance under my name? And how much would it cost to get the firm as an additional insured?
- Many companies allow children to be covered on their parents' insurance without actually being listed. However, if your job now requires that others be added to your insurance, you will either have to get insurance in your name and add the real estate firm or have your parents add the firm to their insurance. I'm not sure how much it would cost to have the firm added to the policy. Prices depend on several factors, and you would need to check with a local insurance agency to find out specifics. For the most part, the amount `charged for additional drivers is dependent upon the driving record of the person being added. I'm not sure how that would work with adding a real estate firm. You really need to contact an insurance agency to get your answer. Quotes are free and you can get them over the phone or online from places like Progressive and others.
- Q: Looking to become a real estate agent.
- Hi, James; There are many factors involved with getting a real estate license. The type of license (most states have several). And the agency you will be working for. If you get a job with a firm that has agreed to pay for your to obtain your license, then yes, you will have to work for them (at least for a certain amount of time). Some agencies make it a conditional part of your job to obtain the license. However, if you don't want to work for a specific firm, you can pay for the classes yourself, pass the tests (state federal portions), you can take your license and go to work for anyone. Just keep in mind that you will need to attend Continuing Education every 2 years to maintain your RE license, and to pay yearly dues to the Real Estate Commisssion.
- Q: I want to learn to art of real estate investing with no money down.
- The task of any sales coach is, in essence, a meta-task. An REO coach’s task is no exception. After all, what better way is there to teach someone to sell real estate, than to convince him or her to get into the business of selling real estate? Today, real estate is at an all-time low – an unfortunate consequence of loan policies, and a major precursor to the recession that has gripped the American economy. But for those who choose to invest in real estate now, the profits promise to be extremely high when they choose to call in that investment a few years later. This is a truth which all real estate brokers know – especially those who choose to deal with Real Estate Owned or REO, which is territory that not everyone can navigate. Once a broker is approached by a buyer, the first step to clinching a deal has already been made. However, the broker needs to tread very carefully to make the buyer stick to his decision. THIS is where the expertise of an REO coach comes in. REO coaching gives the prospective broker a thorough groundwork in the foreclosure-repossession process. With this knowledge, the broker can now preclude all possible legal hassles incurred during the repossession of the property, as well as convince the buyer that today’s homes, available at a low-end rate, come without any potential catches in the future. For brokers looking to specialize in the burgeoning market of REO, taking a training course, such as the one conducted by Teresa Gordon, is a definite step toward success .
- Q: Good morning!I'd like to get some advice for preparation to be a real estate agent in WA.How to start the preparation? Is there any good reference on the web or bookstore I can get?Do "Real Estate Agent" and "Realtor" mean the same?I'd like to have some guideline to begin with.Thank you so much for your time and information!!
- I might say it'll be the primary three months or so that may be fairly difficult. You will have to be equipped to have no less than a ultimate or two in that point. Then from there on in if you happen to paintings difficult you'll make an first-class earnings in it. Remember the aspect time sellers, and the lazy sellers are those ravenous correct now on the grounds that the marketplace is down. The ones who bust their butts, and nonetheless hustle difficult on a daily basis are creating a killing. Its all for your individual paintings ethics, and your force. Remember you'll no longer have a chairman nagging you to visit paintings every day, so its convenient to allow the times slip away. Work difficult, keep centered, and also you will have to do OK. You shouldn't have any concern hitting 6 figures after your first yr.(and no less than 50k in that yr.) I in my view have a few disorders with this, however I paintings an natural of 40hrs every week, and I make 6 figures always. Even in down markets. If you're employed difficult the hours you installed you'll see outcome. Average dwelling in my field is round 250k. Now if you're in an field wherein they're 600k it'll be simpler to make giant cash, and if the natural is 100k it'll be more difficult. Bottom line is if you happen to deal with it like a industry, and no longer a slacker you'll earn cash RE Agent, Remax
- Q: Im really interested in working in the real-estate, and get my license. Im interested in being independent and to run my own business and to have a better flexible schedule because now days im working from day to night at the same boring place and i dont see me living my life like this.Im really interested in the real-estate and i want to know the process of being a real-estate agent, how much money i could make and how is the is the life style and working schedule of working of a real-estate agent.
- Real estate is often day and night work including weekends. You can work 30 hours on a deal that doesn't go through. Agents first get a license and have to hang it under a real estate agency which usually ranges $50 - $1,000 per month (for a big company that might pass you some leads) and to be an independent agent where you can avoid those monthly fees and commission splits means another exam that costs more. Some brokers eventually make $1 Million while others make zero and quit. It's sales so you have to like dealing with those who try to beat you up on your commission to working with buyers who turn out not to be qualified and on and on. It's a very interesting profession.
- Q: Im 19 and just wondreing is real estate hard? I heard you have to take a lot. How much do you get per house? How hard is it cuase i see job posts on Cragslist for real estate jobs..please help
- It is not easy. Selling real estate is tougher than most sales jobs because you don't have a product to sell all the time. Instead you have to sell yourself to a homeowner to gain their trust to market their house, or find an able buyer to represent them. Basically becoming an agent is like opening up your own business because you are your own boss and are only paid on how well you do your job. You could work at it full time and get paid nothing, which isn't uncommon for many new agents. Generally new agents are paid about 1.8% of the price of the houses they sell. This starts out with a 3% commission but because you have to split the money with your broker (often 60/40) it comes out less and then your have to pay taxes on the money including self employment tax. So if you sell a $200,000 house you would make about $3600 before taxes. But if you are lucky enough to sell 4 houses in your first year that is only $14,400. If you got a job flipping burgers you would make more. But if you are an incredible sales person you could make hundreds of thousands of dollars. The reason you see real estate jobs offered is because real estate is 100% commissioned. This means it doesn't cost the company anything to hire you, and if you do make money, the company makes money. Becoming a real estate agent does take an investment in education and other fees to get licensed and could be a great career for you. But as an agent, I highly suggest you find a different type of sales job first, to learn how to sell and build up your sales abilities. Then consider real estate. Maybe by then the market will be better too.
- Q: I'm looking to start investing abroad in Real Estate. I would like to buy properties in other countries say for example Japan where the Dollar is worth a lot and either rent these properties out and collect a steady profit, or selling them. My question is how do I go about doing this, does anyone have any advice, book suggestions, anything really? I'd very much appreciate it thank you.
- Usually, you'll need to have access to considerable capital to invest in commercial (anything that makes you money) property abroad. I'm talking several million dollars or more. You'll have to engage a real estate lawyer, a realtor, and a broker in these foreign lands. They aren't going to mess with any one with small potatoes, so you're going to have to bring all your chips to the table. Too risky for them to do otherwise. You also usually have to have a partner who is a national of that country, as foreigners typically cannot own property in most places outright (100% on their own). The question is, will you trust that person with your investment? There are many horror stories of how people lost their life savings doing this type of thing. Usually an individual will not be able to tolerate this level of risk. Stick with the typical domestic investments and keep more of your money - stocks, bonds, funds, etc.
- Q: im 13 and i noticed that i like houses and i like selling things. i though about becoming a real estate agent but i want to know if it can be a good job...i want to get to the level where im selling multi million dollar houses in big cities..when i get out of school i plan on taking some classes in business... what other classes can/should i take?how long does it take to actually be a agent?
- I have been a Realtor for over 10 years and love the freedom, money and control. If you have read my recent articles on my review of 2013 or my goals for 2014 then you know I love big goals and have done very well in the real estate business. Coming out of college I had the choice of joining the corporate world or going another route. I decided to take the “other” route, which involved joining my fathers real estate team. I did not choose real estate because I spent time researching the pros and cons; it was more a choice of convenience. I couldn’t find a job out if college in the corporate world and my dad offered me a job in real estate. I am extremely happy things worked out the way they did after seeing how my friends are treated in the corporate world compared to how I run my business. One of the great benefits of being a Realtor is I can invest in real estate very easily. To get more Information on my investing strategy check out my complete guide to investing in long-term rentals............Real Estate Agent Bendigo
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Waterproof Abrasives Disc Paper for Wall Surface
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