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The boat market is fucked right now just like everything else, if you bought one a couple years ago you could make a premium right now, my dad bought new smaller yacht in 2016 used it for 5 years several 400-1000 mile trips and sold it last summer for what he paid for it, 2 year wait for a new one right now wait a couple more years for the market to drop out and buy the yachtYeah, I'd be concerned about the loss of equity of a yacht vs. a home. Plus, the fuel costs in today's world.
I am SO busy at work right now. It's hard to find time for all the RE customers. Long hours that aren't slowing down. Everyone seems to want to come to Florida. Tomorrow will be another 12 hour day. If you guys want to get in on Florida RE, plan ahead. PM me if you want to get a place down here. You guys are my buds and I will make time (as long as it's not during the NFL playoffs) ? .
They have a second main sink that is just a prep sink which is usually smaller.Talk about an ugly kitchen reno. You'd think someone that could afford a $1m home could also afford to paint the brown and pinkish-beige dining room that's wide open to their all-white clean-room inspired kitchen, or buy a sink that's more than 10" wide. Sink budget: $26. Microwave budget: $2,000
1320 Ryder Rd, Chesterton, IN 46304 | Zillow
1320 Ryder Rd, Chesterton IN, is a Single Family home that contains 6186 sq ft and was built in 2000.It contains 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.This home last sold for $965,000 in May 2022. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $1,040,600, which has increased by $18,081 in the last 30 days.The...www.zillow.com
my brotato dirtbikes with some dude who owns a larger agency or something like that. he made it sound like you could pick up some cash even just doing it casually as he said many of the agents seemed simply lazy. i wouldn't worry about the saturation if it's a low barrier to entry market but it's saturated with people who are shitty at their jobs.Flyn frank @otherrealtors?
Hope you guys don't mind if I pick your brain a bit, figure this thread may be the best place. I've been interested in real estate for several years now and have looked into getting licensed many many times, but always talk myself out of it. How do you guys like it? Any advice for or against it?
I did sales at a luxury car dealership for a few years and loved it, but left for personal reasons. I now work in marketing / communications and am bored out of my mind doing it. I miss meeting/ interacting with people every day and working with them to find what they want. Also miss the ability to create my own future (that sounds cheesy as fuck, but I liked being commission based and knowing that the harder I work the more reward I will see). I loved doing this with vehicles and always considered real estate the "next step".
My issue is how saturated the market is, it's so easy to get a license and it seems like really anyone can do it (maybe not well, but you know what I mean).
Does it all depend on what agency you work for? Is real estate something you can ease yourself into part-time/ weekends or do you just need to have a safety net of money and dive in?
Oops lol, I missed that, mostly because I wasn't expecting them to put the main sink as far away from the fridge/oven/stove as possibleThey have a second main sink that is just a prep sink which is usually smaller.