All Forum Posts by: Kristen Beahm

Hi @Kristen Beahm! I know this question was posted 7 years ago. But Im curious to know what you ended up doing. I find myself in your position now. I work 9-5 job but with this inflation, I feel as though I need to pick up a part-time weekend job. Like you, I dream of investing in real estate in the future when I have enough. But what better way to learn real estate and make some pocket money, by getting a part-time job in the industry.

@Peter Mckernan & @Joshua D.. how would I go about in finding jobs for these? Sorry if it's a dumb question. I am super new and still trying to get to know terminology. What turnkey is, what realtors actually do day to day, escrow/title and what all that encompasses. I do not have a real estate license. Would these jobs require one?

Thank you in advance!

Hi! I actually am a full time agent now and have been for 4 years! From this perspective, it'd be helpful to approach an investor friendly agent to see if they need any kind of assistant (i.e. errands, bookkeeping, showing assistant, marketing, etc.). Some of these activities involve a license depending on your market, but not all!

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Come on over to Worth Clark Realty! 100% commission / low per transaction fee, virtual, entrepreneurial. Message me and I'll get you connected!

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Hello! Our MLS is a fantastic source for comps. Feel free to reach out, and perhaps my team can help you achieve your goals!

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@Brandon Heimsoth I'll see if I have anyone that may be interested!

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Saint Louis, Missouri

Hi @Ian Barger! I just closed a deal yesterday with an FHA buyer in the St. Louis area. It was a single family home, but an FHA loan won the deal nonetheless! Are you working with a buyer's agent yet? If not, I'd love to chat and help brainstorm a strategy for you!

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Saint Louis, Missouri

Hi @Sana! Congrats on your first rental unit! What part of St. Louis are you in? We have lots of municipalities here that all have their own occupancy inspection guidelines.

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Saint Louis, Missouri

Wow, I'm surprised to hear this especially in that neighborhood! What are you asking for rent?

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Saint Louis, Missouri

Yikes! I'm in St. Louis, but some municipalities here have sewer assistance programs. May be worth looking into it. Good luck!

Kristen Beahm | Real Estate Agent | KB Collective at Worth Clark Realty

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Hi there! Working with an agent, we can help you understand contract documents! Feel free to reach out if you'd like to partner together :)

Kristen Beahm

KB Collective at Worth Clark Realty

314-603-3151

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Hey Dakota! We truly don't see multi-family units hit the market in St. Charles County often. If you're open to expanding your search perhaps to the city, we see many more options there!

-- Kristen Beahm, KB Collective Real Estate at Worth Clark Realty, 314-603-3151

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