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On January 31 one of my Elk brothers told me. I would like you to have you as one of my neighbors. He went on to say that the home has been vacant for quite a while.
I said Jim where do you live. He said just outside of town just past Tures place.I told him give me the address and I will check it out. Pepper my dog and I went out to the property and I took about 90 pictures of the place.

Man! Sometimes I wish I could "fall into" one of those deals that seem to come out of nowhere ( like I read in the book). I guess however, that this is what I am setting myself up for. Doing the footwork and building up my base. Something will click at some point. Just need to keep the confidence up. Dealing with a few dissapointments right now. I'll get over it though.

This is what I find!!!!
I hope its helpful for those who thinking about to get an license.

Should You Get Your Real Estate License?
Posted by Russ Whitney | February 3, 2012

One of the most common questions I get is: “Should I get my real estate license?” It seems like a simple question, but the truth is it’s not a yes or no answer. It’s actually a yes and no answer.

The Inside Scoop on How it Can Help and Hurt

Let’s start with the No’s first.

Do NOT get your real estate license because you think it will make you a more serious investor. Having a real estate license doesn’t mean you know a thing about real estate investing.

My wife and I attended the three day conference in Tempe this past weekend, and thoroughly enjoyed the presentation by Stephen Edwards. Your appearence on Saturday solidified the weekend. We are seniors, that are financially unable to enroll in the advanced training, at this time. Our hope is to find a way to fund the training, in order to advance, and finally have the freedom in our lives, that we both deserve.
Thank you for the insight, and opening our eyes to the possibility of a brighter future. Mark

just getting started ... WOW ... where to begin ?

I received a call from one of my clients the other day. He was down because he said that he had worked Dean's program very hard for about a year without any success. He wondered if I knew if anyone in his area was making money. Unfortunately, we don't keep track of successes by area, so I could help him.

I started asking questions to see if I could get to the bottom of his problems and figure out why he wasn't succeeding and down. It turns out that he had studied diligently, worked hard on this Buyer's List. And spent tons of time looking at properties.