Beginning a real estate appraisal business can be a great endeavor to start. This type of career offers an interesting way to earn a living. You will be meeting new people constantly, traveling often, and enjoying a lot of time outside. However, one of the best things about owning a business is independence. ...read more
Are you looking to buy a house? When you go to look at houses, you will quickly see that realtors do not use street addresses as a method of identifying houses. They use an MLS number which allows them to quickly access information about a property for sale. Using a street address gives you some information, but more can be had when an MLS number is used. ...read more
Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional homes for lease. ...read more
Are you looking for real estate in Seattle? There are several places you can start your search for the perfect home or business in Seattle. Consider location, prices and the neighborhood when looking into real estate in Seattle. If you have an idea of what you want, you have a place to begin. ...read more
By dianaguidry May 01, 2017
I am one of the ones who was forced to leave Montauk Ranch because of all this nonsense. How do I get in contact with you? My email is ragincajun57@gmail.com ...read more
By Stopscammers September 19, 2015
I just want to warn everyone to not to do business with a company called classic country land or liberty land or online land sales or scott wigginton. if you need details PM. There is currently a class action lawsuit beginning against this company. There is already a $200000 lien against all his properties in the State of Missouri.. Again PM me for details and if you want to join the lawsuit. ...read more
By diannaklrmt June 04, 2013
I had been going to this building twice a week for over 3 years. The person I had been coming to see had moved and the receptionist (which is always changing) AS well as Michele (who is some kind of office manager who sits in the little office near the receptionist on the 2nd floor) didn't have the decency to let me know. They both looked me in the face and said hello, they both know who I am and neither bothered to say a word. Well come to find out they had a beef with the person renting space that I was seeing which is why they moved. So this is how they treat innocent by-standing customers in this building. I will be putting this review everywhere I can as well as my facebook and I will definitely let everyone I know to never ever rent from this company. If this is how they let their employees treat customers coming to the building I would hate too see everything the person who was actually renting space from them was treated!!! ...read more
If you were lucky enough to get into apartment locating during the boom in the 90’s and afterward, then you are familiar with the structure of the more successful firms. You have the broker or brokers who own the firm. They generate a very large amount of leads and then distribute them to the agents to work. From those leads the client would get after either a free move or rebate incentive, then you would basically end up with somewhere around 25% of the commission you worked very hard for. Their job was to provide a steady stream of leads regardless of the quality accompanied with unrealistic expectations. Once the month is over, rinse and repeat, month-in and month-out, over, and over, and over with no end in sight, just like staring down the never ending path of tracks. As a locator, there really are not a lot of opportunities for advancement in that organizational structure. In most situations, you are exactly where the broker wants you to be, working their leads. You are just an expense to them otherwise, and unless you want to make less being an admin, then your only other option is to strike out on your own and become a broker. The great news is the broker sponsorship is a happy medium. You can use it as a means to be your own boss, or you can use it as a stepping stone to becoming a broker. Here at Spirit Real Estate Group, I believe in providing opportunities for advancement and more earning potential. If you are good at recruiting or generating leads, you have more income avenues by earning off of other agents within the company. This is a benefit of a broker without needing a broker’s license. You will have the unique opportunity to grow your own business, and build up for yourself other income producing avenues that will continue to earn while you are not working. Entrepreneurship at its finest and you have it at your fingertips without the need for more schooling are broker’s exams. ...read more
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By Halo Group Realty, LLC February 12, 2013