All Forum Posts by: Natalya Safronova

Thank you @Zaheer Jabbar ! 

I'm looking for a local appraiser in Richmond who is willing to let me take them out for coffee/lunch and learn about the appraisal process. Please send me a note if interested or if you know anyone who would be willing to help.

Thanks in advance!

Hi @Richard D. ! Have you checked out Google Voice? Pretty sure you can set up personalized greetings there. 

http://www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html

Hi Will,

From what I know, you should be able to get a DC license by reciprocity once you have a MD or VA license by passing the law portion of the DC real estate exam.

Here are some additional resources. I would recommend to contact DPOR just to make sure.

http://www.pditraining.net/ClassroomEd/ReciprocityLicense.cfm

http://www.asisvcs.com/publications/pdf/090900.pdf

Good luck!

Hi @Michael Webster ! Welcome to BP!

@Jeff Wallace Got it. I will definitely check with my broker. Thanks for your response.

Very impressive! Congratulations! 

This site has now surpassed Facebook when it comes to my frequency of use.. it's the next big thing :)

@Brandon Luke I think you are thinking of the requirement to be a licensed salesperson for 2 years before you can apply to become a broker. If you complete your education requirements for a salesperson, pass the exam, and find a broker to 'hang' your license with, you will be able to get MLS access. Just to give you an idea of time frame - I took the class in July, passed the exam on 8/14, and signed with a broker yesterday. My license 'should' be active by next week, at which point the last step will be to register with a realtor association (like NAR) and then you can register and obtain MLS access.

@Wayne Brooks Thanks for confirming. That makes sense.

@Mark Creason That's a very good point. I do not have POA for the LLC. There are three owners - me (agent), my boyfriend (business development), and a friend (contractor). We each have equal shares in the ownership. If I understand what you are saying correctly, in TX, all three of us would have to sign the listing agreement as the seller? If that's also the case in VA, I will have to look into the POA.