Real Broker:

1 - knows the city, town or district where you are looking for a property to purchase.

2 - always keeps you informed of any updates.

3 - is always open and does his/her best in understanding your needs and listening to what you say.

4 - always has a good search strategy.

5 - doesn't mind you involving your Lawyer, Associate or Attorney if you like.

6 - helps you understand every provision in paperwork concerrning working with him.

7 - always has competent inspectors, appraisers and other professionals he can refer to.

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How to learn the most I can about real estate development today?

February 28, 2010 | 1 Comment

I’m in high school, and have been looking at real estate developing for a career. I would like to go to college to learn about real estate. How can I learn (right now) the most I can about real estate and the developing process.

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glenn on February 28, 2010 10:42 pm
The classes you take can help you pass a real estate exam- but they will not help you be successful in real estate developing. I also don’t think there is a book or tv show or website that will teach that to you. You need to find a job with a developer that is successful and learn while you are working for them. That is the only good way I know.

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