Hey guys! I’m actively looking to get my real estate license and want to take online courses. Does anyone have good recommendations for online classes? I’m based out of Texas. Thanks you guys for your help!!

I’ve been learning how to run comps on my own and wanted to share my process. First, I look at homes sold in the past 3–6 months within about a one-mile radius. I focus on properties with similar square footage, number of bedrooms, and bathrooms, similar square footage. Once I find around 10 comparable homes, I take the average of their sale prices to estimate the value of the house I’m looking at. Is there anything I might be missing or anything else I should consider?

We’re back! Join @Joshua Massieh & I TODAY at 4:00pm Pacific for a Q&A. Here's the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZctcumvpj0pHtdggnHVkRBFId3BqYwwkI24 Passcode: TLT

Here is the devoted time, it took for me to get a listing with , 2 solid near future leads . Ive found that admin is my weak suit , it took me 4 days to triple check everything I input into the mls. I am a solo agent going into my 3rd year of real estate and I joined a flat fee brokerage (smh idk), mainly because I could not find the value in any of the brokerages I had joined. Everything ive learned , ive learned the hard way. Ive basically invented my own system up to this point. That is why paperwork was so hard this time around, it's one of my first times doing it. This is my 3rd listing appointment ive been able to close on my own (out of 5 listings with a ton of practice in between lol). Im saying all this to say I might have some questions later down the road... as ... 1. There is a tenant in place, that wants to stay , but will deliver on close of escrow if new buyer does not want to extend / renew lease. I will have to use an estoppel (I asked chatgpt) so I have to get that signed , 2. should I do that now or can it wait ? 3. Also if this was to come up on a future listing appointment should I just get the estoppel signed right away . 4. Does seller need to give tenant a notice -(. can that wait till we get the offer ?) & 5. seller has some minor inspection issues that came up with previous buyers' agent .. some pest / roof/ home as the house was built in 2005 , how much of a problem will this cause me when it comes time to negotiate ? Whats the best steps I can take now ( besides disclosure ) that I can do to ensure the close will go easy. Of course I'm only day 1 on the market , but this is how far ahead I have thought. Thanks for answers in advance. Will keep you posted.

Hey, never attended one of the weekly zoom calls before but was hoping to attended today. Is it open to whoever or do I need to qualify somehow to get access?