All Forum Posts by: John Kent

@James Johnson I am an agent in that part of town. If you would like I can refer you to a few local lenders. If you need a stated income product then I may have a local lender for that as well. PM me if you would like a referral. 

@Kamal Elfag perhaps you mean a Quiet Title action? A local real estate attorney would be able to do that for you. PM me if you need a few attorney references. 

@Bob Stevens thank you kindly for your generosity. I am a seasoned investor and an agent who works with investors. My post was in response to the original post asking for repetitive topics here on BP. 

Hi, I am new to real estate. Will someone who is super successful but has nothing to do and lots of time on their hands be my mentor, find me deals and teach me everything that I need to know.

@Dana Gaither welcome to the Bigger Pockets community. I am local as well feel free to connect.

@Daniel Novoa I am an investor friendly agent in town. Feel free to PM me questions that you may have about our market. 

If you are looking for statistical data: http://www.orlandorealtors.org/?page=marketstatistics

@Glenda Lee welcome to the Bigger Pockets community. All the best to you.

My company services the greater Orlando area. I will send you our service overview.

Disclosure: I am an agent with the company.

@Tyler W. welcome to Bigger Pockets. 

1. Check with the county in which your company's business address is located for business license requirements as they vary by county.
2. Get a wholesaling course. Not sure if there is one on Bigger Pockets but there are plenty of cheap wholesaling courses to be found. I recommend Ron Legrand. 

@Chris Frieberg I assume that you are an unlicensed assistant. This is a topic covered in the Salespersons pre-licensing curriculum so a licensed agent would be expected to know the requirements for acting as a leasing agent. Operating as a leasing agent requires a license unless you are an employee of the property owner.