That being said, look for brokerages that will help you hit that goal with training, mentorship and a good idea of what you're looking to accomplish.Many agents do not stay at their first brokerage for very long and thats because they don't do their due diligence.

There's a Facebook page and a lot of training, networking available.

I am currently pursuing my broker's license and training to become a property manager to simplify owners' lives. 

One issue at the moment for me is the train.

If anyone is interested in cutting the learning curve we are training the VA's, putting together the CRM/Dialer/Data and packaing this up for folks that see the value and have the budget to market. 

And books were NOT a mess, replacement had NO experience, training, or knowledge.

I know there are things I am not yet trained for, but I don’t think it is something that I would not be able to learn as I go.

Looking a at nice muti-family.The good:One 3/2 house with 3.5 year tenets that are month to month right now.Two 1/1 apartments over a 4 stall garage (which is not used by tenets)The bad: after showing but before I put in offer; current owner signed new leases for both apartments, with the following issues:- let one tenet (his elderly family member) move in - with no deposit and owner is paying utilities.Rented the other apartment, and got a deposit.

Look at the roof, see if there is a train track running through the back yard. 

Hello All, I am Cedric Stuart Sr. for the past few months I've retained all the training material i can handle and confident to make my first offer or atleast phone calls.