All Forum Posts by: Thomas Wright

Hem Kumar if I want a broker license I would need 75 HR salesperson course and the 45 HR broker course?

Do I need the 75 HR sales course and 45 HR broker course? Or just the broker course.

Just stumbled onto this discussion. My wife got recruited by a big company our family is moving to New York. I'm currently a licensed broker in Ohio. I'm planning to get my license in New York. I have 14 years experience with investors buying everything from single family homes to large apartment buildings. I'd like some advice on how to hold licenses in both states. My business in Ohio only needs me present about 1 week per month.

I am moving from Ohio to New York. I plan to keep my Ohio broker's license. I want to get licensed in New York as well. Can anyone shed light on how to make thus transition?

That would be very helpful if it can be sent electronically my email is [email protected]

Had a broker tell me that because he sent a buyer an email blast that I couldn't represent said buyer on the broker's listing. Is it that tuff out here.

Wow, if I had a client like you I'd could eventually close my commercial brokerage and start buying too. Great read.

Does anyone know anything about private placement funding or organizing a group to invest

I have a small REO inventory

I specialize in multi family investment. In Ohio the apartment complex buyers find prices much lower than most other areas. A property manager makes your property truly an investment. This is a good way to buy.