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Same way you would do as a Realtor - but we advise to go to a firm that does specialize in Locating if possible!

I work with a broker that allows you to do only apartments if you don’t want to do residential, I am in Texas

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We do not sell the software separately. We teach our Locator students how to use it as a form of organic marketing along with other tactics. If you need real estate agent training feel free to visit us here: www.nal.rent

@@brittneycarter7751 It is better to get your real estate license in both states regardless of any loopholes. It makes your operations easier on many levels.

My pleasure! More videos coming soon!

google some and interview 3 at least. there are plenty. The scarcity factor in locating is great training - that is why we teach this industry full time and sponsor our students. Learn more here: www.nal.rent

Who is they?

That is amazing! I will personally conduct your war map call with another former 6 figure student of mine in Florida. See you on the booked call!

Free to talk to us always! Locating works everywhere but some states have database coverage and will make the model more seamless. Book a call here: nal.rent

Hey! Will work anywhere however database access is limited to 7 states that doesnt include Connecticut unfortunately. Small industry with huge potential. You could also work remote in a database covered state like Texas or FL or CO Learn more here: nal.rent

@@apartmentlocating what about NYC?

@@ToniAnnUlses same response as the 1st. NYC is not covered on database however

@@giannimclaren try to explain it to them, otherwise, make the switch. If you are out of option that work for you, know that we sponsor all of our alumni students remotely. Www.Nal.rent

@@6BlackWings It’s public information and a very basic lesson every license holder should know. NAR is not a government body it is a private, non-profit trade association. Most Locators do not abide by NAR rules because we dont need the Realtor trademark or access to the MLS tool. So nothing to worry about. A simple Google search or asking ChatGPT will result in the exact same truth im telling you

@@apartmentlocating I don't disagree with you at all, actually. I just hear a lot of conflicting information from various brokers. I have yet to see anything written anywhere though. Only people giving their interpretation. I don't understand by which mechanism the settlement could apply to a non NAR member not working in the MLS, but multiple brokers I've spoken to claim differently.

@@6BlackWings good question nevertheless, happy to give some clarity on the matter!

@@6BlackWings Nothing in the settlement is legally binding on non-members. What it is, is a "pseudo-precedent" for future lawsuits. There's blood in the water now, so there are going to no shortage of plaintiffs attorneys looking for excuses to sue anybody with deep enough pockets to score a payday. Your E&O policy is a "deep pocket" even if you personally are not.

The new NAR ruling means absolutely nothing to the locating industry. NAR is a privately managed entity. Locators are not NAR members. They are real estate agents. What you outlined are not real requirements. They could potentially be requirements if the Locator is sponsored under a NAR brokerage and the broker is making the agent follow their specific rules. But even if that were the case, NAR isn't actually making Locators do anything, they don't know our niche exists. P.S. Disclosing Locator compensation isn't really doable because it varies greatly and is always paid for by the property not the principle in Locating. Also the part where you are referring to an addendum being sent to a complex to secure agreement on compensation before invoicing, flat out isn't true and is not the case at all. To keep things less confusing, just understand that NAR has no say in the real estate agent/Locator realm of things. Its targeted to agents and firms that want to be a part of NAR, and local boards (MLS) and call themselves a trademarked Realtor. So in other words, all is well and the same in our niche! Especially if you choose a non-NAR brokerage firm that specializes in Locating. How cool is that? Learn more on our website: nal.rent

@apartmentlocating That's what I suspect as well. The brokerage at the center of my remarks is Central Metro Realty. They require ALL their agents to join NAR even if all they do is apartment locating. It seems likely many will leave and connect with another broker in town who doesn't require agents to be a member. Presenting forms are one thing, making invoicing contingent upon apartment complex leasing office managers following through with an extra document is another. Getting them to return a phone call is hard enough sometimes lol

@@yeahaboutthatthough3656 oh thats a shame, I know the owner and manager personally. That is probably because their designated broker is a part of NAR. Which requires all agents to be. There are ways around that however.

@@apartmentlocating Now that's something I didn't realize. But it makes sense if a broker is a part of NAR, that they might require their agents to join. And in light of the lawsuit, to avoid liability, they will want everyone to just be on board with the new requirements. What kind of work arounds do you foresee?

@@MichaelPithium89 we do not but there is a plan for everyone. Our Base is $99 and Premium is $199. Each plan comes with a 7 day trial & a free onboarding digital course!

If there is a strong will there is a way. Yes its possible. Also in Denver Colorado you don't need a license, then just keep your age to yourself.

@@apartmentlocating I got started and posted some pictures of facebook marketplace, I got about 6 replies about people asking when they can see the property. What do I do next, i'm a bit lost from here. How could I then go on and sell these leads?

@@DanielFabiyi708 Selling leads isn't the model we teach or focus on. That would be an ad agency model. Which is more difficult and not recommended for a beginner. We teach locating to all willing to learn. Here is our store offering some freebies: locatoriq.vip/shop

@@apartmentlocating Sorry, my apologies, I didn't mean to say sell leads, it was in my head because I was thinking if apartment locating didn't work out I would resort to lead generation. I will download the free e-book and read it and hopefully I gain some insightful information. I would love to buy your course but unfortunately I don't have the money atm. When I have the money i'll buy the course. Thanks for helping me out, I appreciate it.

@@DanielFabiyi708 impressive that you are 16 and already interested in making 6 figures with Locating. Reach out when you are ready and we will give you half off our Crash Course!

We are about to add it to our main all in one CRM: locatoriq.vip

My pleasure 😇 happy to make your journey more fun and efficient!

It's ready! check out www.nal.rent for details hmu with any questions or our FB Apartment Locating School group for our community

I don’t see locator iq on the site?

@@DawnPhipps-jp3dx locatoriq.vip

Absolutely, www.nal.rent is our main page for information

Hi @apkrishnadas, thanks for reaching out! It varies from industry to industry, we specialize in apartment locating, so if you're interested in diving deep into that chat with one of our representatives to get you started! www.nal.rent