Established realtors with name recognition in the local market might not immediately see the need for certification programs like the Accredited Income Property Investment Specialist (AIPIS). This kind of thinking will cost them money and, at the same time, allow new realtors, the ones who grasp the earning potential of the AIPIS strategy, to leapfrog to the front of the line. Keep in mind that AIPIS is not required to practice real estate but it should be required to for realtors who plan to practice profitable real estate.

The task of choosing whether or not to gain additional certification after completing the basic state requirement is daunting. It seems like you’ve been doing nothing but spending money for weeks, maybe months at a time. You’re ready to start making some scratch for a change. But trouble rears it’s ugly head when a brand new realtor goes charging out into the field and suddenly realizes that there’s something amiss – nobody’s buying in the local market. Now what?

At this point, you’re going to wish you had another bullet in your gun besides showing potential homeowners the limited selection of homes in the immediate area. How can certification programs like AIPIS help? In short, it not only opens up the entire country of possibilities to buyers but also a whole new way of thinking – income investment properties. To the most astute customers who sit down across the desk from you, you’ll be pulling back the curtain on an entire new world for them, one that can realistically lead to more wealth than they ever imagined.

All certification programs are not created equal. Now’s a great time to give one of our trained educational specialists a call at 714-820-4200 and ask how to get started immediately.

The AIPIS Team

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