@Roger Mejia the first thing I'd recommend you do is get copies of your credit report from the different agencies.I believe you can do this once a year and because there are so many credit related spam sites out there, I always recommend people start with an official government website on ftc.gov and then branch off from there.You'd want to do this to see exactly what you're dealing with, to see if there's any inaccuracies in the report you can challenge, etc.Other than that, you'd have to do some research and make a plan on which items to address first.The easier thing to do would be to talk to a good mortgage person who can tell you which items on your credit report are most affecting your score, and then s/he can tell you which ones would get the most "bang for your buck" in terms of affecting your score if you clean them up somehow.It may be that you have to wait a year for things to "roll off" in terms of recency, and thus affect your credit less.

Hi Aleksandra,I can't tell you how much you should expect to spend to make $100K because there's so much variation in the rate of return of various marketing channels and a lot depends on your area, demographic, median market price, etc. 

Whats up BP, I have a contract with a seller and it is my first time officially going through this process.

I have been following various YouTube channels, books, podcasts to learn what I can.

Other channels include networking groups, local chambers of commerce, industry-specific conferences, and mail flyers and advertisements.Making AssumptionsDon’t assume.

Now that we have officially competed the first month of the year, I want to know what goals we all have set for 2019 and what progress we’ve made to achieve those goals so far?!

If you want to view the official monthly enforcement reports see here: https://www.idfpr.com/It is a bizarre argument from wholesalers that they somehow can provide something above and beyond licensed agents, or that they are somehow filling a void.

I have been trying to educate myself through the bp podcast, Matt Mckeevers youtube channel and other readings.Something I've been thinking about is there's another apprentice at my work that I've known for a long time and he too will be making 6 figures in the next couple years.

How important is the total value assessed (from official county website) when comp'ing a property?

I’ve always been interested in real estate though, I LOVE the HGTV channel.