Didn't they cover in Real Estate School? Just Curious
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I'm not laughing I'm absolutely BARKING at that one Dunes! :)

Alberto you need to talk to your broker and tell who ever is in charge that you need to know how to list homes for sale. They will (hopefully) teach you about farming,prospecting, and working with people you know.
By the way how did you pick the broker you are with? If they do not have a great training program and support you may want to search for another broker.

Hi, everyone is right, once you have a Real Estate License, then you try to find people, people that own a property (ies) and would like to sell it with you as a listing agent.
Also, have a marketing plan will improve to get to homeowners. Or ask your investors if they would be thinking to sell.

Didn't they cover in Real Estate School? Just Curious

Alberto, You have to find that listing. There's a lot of properties (potential shortsale) that you can find. Just need to contact the homeowners.

Charita King
Century 21 My Real Estate Co.
562-276-8681

Of course it is possible, as long as you hold a valid real estate broker's license, or a valid real estate salesperson license and work under a licensed broker, you can be any kind of agent you want. The only difference between a Listing agent and an Investor's agent is you'll be working with sellers instead of buyers (investors)