The main complication of optic disease pits is optic disc pit maculopathy (macular edema and subretinal fluid), occurring in up to 2/3 of patients, and presenting in early adulthood. The typical presentation consists of schisis-like cavities in the outer retina, and can also be associated with subretinal fluid.
What are the fees for a new agent? A new agent pays a one time registration/XL Paragon start-up fee of $65.00 and a $111.00 semi-annual MLS access fee. These fees are billed to your office so you will make payment directly to your broker. If a new agent needs a keypad there are additional fees associated with leasing a Supra DisplayKEY or eKey.
Newly licensed agents typically spend 50-60 hours a week in the first year of real estate. The flip side is that you are your own boss and can set a schedule that suits you and take time off and vacations when YOU choose. Q. How much will it cost to get started and what are the ongoing costs? A. Your costs will breakdown as follows: Pre-license (40 hours) course training will cost approximately $225-$250 depending on the school you choose. Local, state and national board memberships, plus MLS membership run $750 to $1,000, depending on which board. The annual MLS renewals range between $300-$450.