what i did.. was i wrote 500 resumes and took a pile into each "reputable real estate office".. i put one resume in each realtors mail box...and within 24 hours i had 4 phone calls and worked out a time with 2 realtors ..
in other words i tried the job as an assistant before i put money into the course. the course is very expensive and i wanted to try it..
the realtors i worked for were high producers and i learned lots..
maybe it won't work for you..but it is a good way to try and find out..plus the "realtor" can personally answer all your questions...........
2007-05-27 01:06:47
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answered by m2 5
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Buy low and sell high. How? Research, research and more research. Look at trends of the market/neighborhood you are interested in buying into, develop a strategy, either buy and hold or buy and sell.
Finding bargain properties is the major skill that is needed and that comes with practice. Many people do it by luck, but that is NOT a long term winning stragety for any investment, including real estate. As for the difficulty, no more difficult than any other job I've ever had.
2007-05-27 08:16:14
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answered by Custody Consultant 2
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It can be true if you're willing to work at it. People buy homes and either fix them and resell them or rent them out. They look for deals where they can make cash and add some value, either by fixing it themselves or by finding the right tenants. It's a lot of work and you have to study up first, but it's worth it.
2007-05-27 04:21:38
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answered by Katherine W 7
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There are many aspects of real estate, what area are you referring to? Sales, flipping, apartment rentals?
2007-05-27 10:09:46
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answered by frankie b 5
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