All Forum Posts by: Tyrone Green

Welcome @Dan Ouellette

Let us know how it goes with those rentals, we love success stories.

Welcome @Donard Ebana

Always good to see a fellow Washingtonian on the site!

You will find a TON of resources here on BP..its easy to be overwhelmed by it all, but that's a good thing I guess.

The podcasts are great and everyone here is able and willing to answer any question about RE that you may have.

Thanks @Zach Schwarzmiller

I used Real Estate Express for my teachings.

They do ask the same questions over and over again on the practice exams. Sounds like I should just study those practice exams?

So I literally have just completed the online coursework portion to become a broker in Washington State.....now the fun part- the broker exam.

Here is my question-

Do you have any helpful tips or advice on how I go by studying for this beast of a test? I have no idea where to start!

If you don't have any tips a go get 'em tiger will do as well.

Thanks BP

George,
The moral of this story in my opinion is DO YOUR HOMEWORK!
Thanks for posting this. As a newbie myself I strive to repect the time and effort of others.
Sounds like you will be changing your approach a bit when this situation arises again.

If you are wanting to be a wholesaler/flipper you could get all of your education by going to an actual real estate class at a local community college like @Randy E.mentioned and asking lots of questions from those who have done what you are wanting to do here on BP.

Do you have anyone in your circle of friends/family that are a landlord or maybe a broker? Everyone know someone in real estate, or someone you know knows someone in real estate.

Well said and well written @Martin Pulrang\

Welcome to BP!

There are a TON of resources here that will surely assist you on your journey, the podcasts are awesome, and everyone here is willing to answer your questions. 

Your back story is inspiring and I know that if you just stick with REI through good times and bad you will one day open that candy bar and find that golden ticket.

Much success to you!

Sometimes we make the best decisions when we don't have a 'safety net'. 

I am sure you will do very well in all of your endeavors.

I have briefly pondered this issue as well.

Yes, your eyes will instantly be fixated on the BMW, and yes it is very important to make a good first impression. However, once each one of those REI steps out of the vehicle, all they have is their personality, knowledge and skill. At that point the most likeable person wins.

Great story, thanks for the much needed giggle.