Property flipping, or house flipping (or “fix-and-flipping”), can be a lucrative way to earn money in North Carolina real estate—if it’s done right. Since it requires a sizable investment for the down payment and repairs, becoming a property flipper can also be quite risky.…
Real estate is a career with unlimited potential, but it’s also a highly selective market. Clients are particular about their real estate brokers, which makes sense—they’re about to make a costly and potentially life-changing investment. What’s highest on a client’s list when they’re choosing…
There’s a reason the typical North Carolina commercial real estate broker salary is significantly higher than that of residential brokers. The learning curve to become a commercial broker is six months to six years, and it comes with an expectation of increased education and…
Learning how to make more in real estate takes time and commitment, but research shows there’s an easy way to increase your earnings: be happy. If it sounds too simple, it’s not. We surveyed brokers across North Carolina to uncover how they earn money…
Generating real estate leads online is a daunting task for many North Carolina real estate brokers who may not know where to begin. When it comes to finding leads and bringing in new business, online technology is a fantastic tool. In this article, we…
Are you a North Carolina real estate broker working in a low inventory market? A low inventory housing market means that competition will be fierce. It is likely that you will have to compete against other North Carolina real estate professionals to be a…
Photography has never been more important in the real estate industry. According to a survey conducted by the National Association of REALTORS®, homebuyers across the country rated photos as the feature they use most when searching for a home online. Web listings or advertisements…
Getting started in real estate is no easy task, and many new North Carolina real estate brokers simply aren’t prepared for the hard work that goes into creating a successful career. Building a solid real estate business takes hard work and commitment, particularly when…
Are you a new or prospective real estate broker in North Carolina? If so, you may be weighing the pros and cons of different types of brokerages, such as traditional vs. hybrid real estate brokerages. Before you decide which type of brokerage is right…
Passing the North Carolina mortgage loan officer exam is one of the most important steps to getting your MLO license. To become a licensed mortgage loan officer (MLO) in North Carolina, you’ll need to pass the national and state components of the SAFE MLO…
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