Hey John , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos , make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth to grow your channel ! Pls let me know what do you think ?

Thanks for making this video, I have been coaching my organization for months to capitalize on eXp Exclusives!!! ❤😎💪

Great information John Gluch, thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise!

Thanks, John sharing with my eXp colleagues!

i want google voice account sell

This is great!

Is this just for cali and arizona. Im in texas. Does this still apply. I should make a pllc?

Great video, do you have the "inventory maximizer" file? I am an eXp agent and would like to add that to my buyer presentation. Thanks

Great content I needed to hear this I just got my real estate license and want to get started building my business but I didn’t know that was possible

Are you still using GV? I’ve had mine since 2017 and it is so slow now! I’ve actually thought of porting my GV and adding it as a 2nd eSIM to my iPhone. What are your thoughts?

Great video! Do they allow you to send out info every other month or quarterly? And do they give you pointers about things tou can inprove in your house to bring the price up (painting walls, fix roof, curb appeal etc)? Thank you!

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The video said you're going to link info. for the panelists. Did I miss it? Sorry I can't see it.

I would love the code if that's still around! Thanks in advance

Can a new real estate licensee [sales associate] operate through an LLC legally?…. Here is the scenario: A California real estate licensee [BPC §10014] licensed simply as a real estate salesperson [id §10016] who is not a real estate broker [id §10015], a broker associate [id §10015.3], nor a responsible broker [id §10015.1], is hired as an independent contractor by a real estate broker and, upon the sale of a property, is entitled to a commission payable by the licensed broker to the real estate licensee as per their previously negotiated terms. No problem, however, the real estate licensee has formed an LLC to operate its real estate agency activities. Reasons for doing so are believed to be to obtain liability protection for its members and managers [the real estate licensee] and to minimize excessive self-employment taxation of his/her commissions. The question is then, can the licensed real estate broker pay the LLC directly any commissions that were earned by the real estate licensee? Answer, No… Here’s why: If the licensed real estate broker pays the LLC directly, then, the broker is in violation of BPC §10137 [paying commission to a non-licensed entity; LLC is not the licensee]. If the licensed real estate broker pays the real estate licensee directly, then, the real estate licensee is subject to self-employment tax for the entire commission as he/she accepted payment as an individual and is therefore deemed a Sole Proprietorship. Any money thereafter transferred into the LLC is merely a contribution made by the LLC member and is not deemed income earned by the LLC. Further expenses claimed by the LLC can only offset basis as there is no in come except for any income earned that is not commissions paid to the licensee. The bottom line is the LLC is not authorized to receive commissions as it is not an authorized licensee of the Department of Real Estate and any commission paid to the licensee directly is commission paid to a Sole Proprietor and thus subject to self-employment tax. It is clear that some liability protection is already provided to the real estate licensee by the real estate broker through the hybrid mix of employer-employee and independent contractor relationships. [Business and Professions Code §10032 and §10132, and Civil Code §2079.13(b)] There seems to be, however, no escaping the self-employment tax for a real estate licensee, unless, the licensee is a shareholder of a corporation [with an S-corp status] that is licensed by the Department of Real Estate. This would be a license separate from the real estate licensee license or real estate broker license. It’s important to note that a corporation is not eligible for a corporate broker license issued by the Department of Real Estate if it does not have a responsible broker as one of its officers; a credential a new real estate licensee does not have nor is eligible for except after two year experience among other requirements. To stay in compliance with the Department of Real Estate and the Internal Revenue Service, a real estate licensee should think carefully about how they manage and report their commissions during their first two years of service. Whereas one who has a real estate brokers license can incorporate and secure a corporate broker license thus affording them legal protection and tax advantage while remaining in full compliance of the aforementioned governing authorities.

I would love the code to waive the start up fee and to learn more.

Thank for taking the time to record this video and for the info. Can the 3 personal deals count towards the mentor-mentee fee/split that's assessed to you as a new realtor for your first 3 deals or are they separate from normal sales transactions?

Thanks John!

Where do I find this information?

Awesome talk man! Lots of great points! Not just for selling homes but for how to live a selfless life. Love it!

Such great info on how to handle these type of appts!

This is really good info from John and about EXP

Can u send me the promo code? Thank you

Great video! Asana is your primary CRM?

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

Hi John, thanks for this information. What’s the code to waive the start up fee?

How can I contact Mark for help?

Great information! Thank you!

Hi John, great vid. Thanks for the up front unbiased explanation.

I would love the code please!

Hi John, what’s the code to remove the set up fee? Thankssss

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Great advice John. I was doing it all wrong.

Great John, thank you.

Can you use an EIN to start a new PLLC?

Nice video. What is the code for removing set up fee? Many thanks. Mark

Can you share how to change or customize the caller id people see when you dial out?

This is super helpful! Keep up the great content!!

This is super helpful! Keep up the great content!!

what is the link for the job ad? Its too small to read

Oh man, the amount of times I waited on something (like HPF) only to realize later how much money I left on the table.

Sick video dude!

You’re Awesome !! Thankful for Holy Spirit leading me here💗🔥

This was really helpful John thanks!

Thank you

Im looking for a solution to track inbound marketing. For instance, I want to know if the person calling in is calling from the ad on Google or perhaps a postcard, etc. So that I can more quickly assess the urgency of pick up and frame my scripting, etc. Is this possible with Google Voice? Id want the inbound callerID to say "google ad" or "postcard" etc.

You set a standard John, well done sir!