I have an interesting History.I started a Real Estate Education Business where I taught my own Real Estate Course based upon a solid foundation of Financial Calculations such as PV, FV, DCR, Amortization Tables, ROR, ROI, Cashflows, IRR, etc.The Year I started the Course was around 2005 or 2006 and I tried recruiting students from an REIA that was called "NYCCashflow".What I offered was to teach all the Math that was necessary to become a sophisticated Real Estate Investor.There were also 3 Levels to the Class and each level needed to have a Final Exam to move up.I only charged $20 per week, but you had to spend 3 hours for that single class per week for approximately 6 months because most Students, including most Investors, are really Financially Math Illiterate. 

("Usury", as we like to think of it, is an obsolete concept.)For REI, savvy investors are recruiting private money (IRAs, 401(k)s, etc.) and paying 12% to 18% for short term funds which are paid back out of the proceeds of the rehab or fix-and-flip.

I just recruited a silent investor to partner with me on a vacation rental.

I hang my licenses at Edge Home Finance now and I think it would be very difficult to pry me away from them.I'd be happy to introduce you to one of Pacific Wholesale's recruiters if you'd like to look into them. 

:P This stable is always recruiting new members.

After the "start over", did you approach recruiting differently & how were the results?

The idea is- I'll pony up the initial cash, provide the brokerage with a stream of consistent listings, help recruit agents, and handle the strategic business decisions/ administrative duties, while my partner will handle the day-to-day operations of the business. 

The idea is- I'll pony up the initial cash, provide the brokerage with a stream of consistent listings, help recruit agents, and handle the strategic business decisions/ administrative duties, while my partner will handle the day-to-day operations of the business.

The deals for the packages are too good to be true and include park entrances so makes it so much cheaper for families.What i would say is take a vacation yourself, and check out all the areas.In terms of real estate licence, many brokers are recruiting right now.

What do you charge for recruiting new tenants?