All Forum Posts by: Jordan Sizelove

RSVP'ing! Can't wait.

Gordon T. - Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for. Can you explain the process to me and let me know how long it took you? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you again!

Any other suggestions?

Mike G. - That's exactly what I was wondering. Anyone know the answer to this?

Mark Ferguson - I did talk to a local CPA. They said I'm unable to elect my llc as a s-corp if I'm a licensed realtor.

I've done some research on allied school and I'd rather go with another school. Thank you though Chris Weiler.

Any other suggestions?

Brian P - Okay, I'll have to give DRE a call asap. To make sure I'm understanding you correctly, are you saying that when I choose to elect my llc as a S-corp, I need to be a broker or hire a managing broker? If I hired a managing broker, what would be their role?

The advantages for being a S-corp: tax benefits + liability protection since my entity is llc.

Hey everyone,

I've decided to get my RE license. My reasoning is, if I come across any issues in the future concerning the structure of my business and my business plans, I can always become unlicensed.

Now I need to find a reputable online school to get my license. I'm looking for the quickest place and the cheapest. Any suggestions? I'm in CA in case that matters.

I'm almost positive that you can.

Maher Bateh - I'm stuck on this same decision due to my future business plans. However, as Brandon Turner suggested, most people will tell you YES. I believe I'm going to get it so I can start out with as much knowledge and access possible. If I decide it's not for me, I can always get unlicensed.