Realtors: [California] Expunged misdemeanor and licensing. |
- [California] Expunged misdemeanor and licensing.
- This sub should get flairs
- What are the best books for newbie agents?
- Zurple experiences?
- Any Bloomington, IL realtors? I'm looking for a referral.
- Is a “sight unseen” waiver standard protocol or is this sketchy?
- would love some product feedback!
| [California] Expunged misdemeanor and licensing. Posted: 12 May 2020 10:33 AM PDT I'm almost done taking my courses. I'm gonna be applying for my license probably within the next few weeks. Main concern: I have a misdemeanor for possession of concentrated cannabis on my record. It has been expunged, but I'm aware it shows up on background checks either way. About a month ago, I applied at an assisted living location literally to scrub toilets. I had been forthcoming and disclosed my previous conviction on my application being told it wouldn't be an issue and they ended up not hiring me due to my record. I'm feeling super discouraged because if I can't even work scrubbing toilets, it might be likely I'll be turned down for a professional license. I've been working so hard over the past year trying to understand what was almost a completely foreign language to me (I had a baby over the past year, so I've been working at a slower pace) and now I feel like it has all been in vain. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 12 May 2020 11:48 AM PDT I think we could have flairs for people interested in real estate, newbies, seasoned vets, buyers, or sellers Maybe other flairs for certain types of questions. What do we think? [link] [comments] |
| What are the best books for newbie agents? Posted: 12 May 2020 11:35 AM PDT I can't take my RE test because of COVID, so I'm just looking to keep my mind active with real estate while I wait to take it. I've read a lot of real estate books about investing, but I'm looking to read books more-so about being an actual agent. What are your favorites? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 12 May 2020 11:15 AM PDT Seems to be a great software for lead gen right now. Apologize if this is not allowed on this sub. [link] [comments] |
| Any Bloomington, IL realtors? I'm looking for a referral. Posted: 12 May 2020 10:56 AM PDT Does anyone work in Bloomington, IL? I have a friend who is looking to buy, and she called me for advice last night. She's had an agent show a couple properties and they aren't giving her any guidance at all. I'd like to give her a referral that is confident about the area and will take the time to help her. [link] [comments] |
| Is a “sight unseen” waiver standard protocol or is this sketchy? Posted: 11 May 2020 05:16 PM PDT I'm in the process of applying for an apartment in Philly. Due to COVID19, I'm unable to see the apartment. The leasing company wants me to sign a sight unseen waiver. Based on what I've seen online the place looks great, but are they using this waiver to cover a hidden flaw in the apartment? Or is this very standard? Edit: To clarify, they aren't refusing to let me see the place, I'm just not in Philly right now because I don't live there and I can't visit to see apartments due to COVID-19 [link] [comments] |
| would love some product feedback! Posted: 11 May 2020 02:43 PM PDT Hi everyone! I'm a San Francisco based indie software developer and looking into building some software in the real estate space. I'd love to get some product feedback from the community here before I start building, so I can make sure I build something realtors actually want to use! Thoughts/feedback around any of the following would be super valuable (and perhaps spark some interesting conversations as well): 1) What is your #1 pain point as either a buyers or listing agent? (first thing that pops in your head) 2) Would you ever openly compete with other agents to win clients in an online setting? Besides a potential commission discount, how might you set yourself apart from the other agents? 3) How easy is it to adequately prepare for an open house as a buyers agent? 4) Do you think the current home bidding process is efficient or would you be excited to see a more transparent, auction like style of home bidding? [link] [comments] |
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