So if you're looking to get into multifamily, I would try to identify the people in your area who owns hundreds of units and provide them value in the form of property management, joining their brokerage and bringing them commissions, walking properties for them, starting a meetup to increase their brand.

Our brokerage does a lot of business out there. 

Hi Drew,Before I became a real estate broker and started my own brokerage, I worked for a company that "flipped" apartment communities throughout the country.

@Ivan Terrero Compass Stock is a brokerage that specializes in higher end properties.

We have great +750 credit scores, a +6 month emergency fund, money set aside for the down payment (both emergency fund and down payment are cash sitting in a high yield savings and rolling 4 wk treasury) in addition to a taxable brokerage account I have built throughout the years in the event we need to leverage it for a pledge asset line.

This is what we typically do at our brokerage when there is a due diligence period:1.

Let's be clear, the only reason the vast majority of real estate agents are members of NAR is because they are forced to join their local boards by their brokerages.

If you don't get to view it or the listing agent is being a PIA, go higher up at the brokerage he or she at, and ask to see it.

Are you saying you want to set up your own insurance brokerage?

Just to keep your license you will pay several thousand dollars per year in fees for your brokerage and MLS and Supra E Key, etc.