I would say you have to have a great marketing strategy, work ethic, and most importantly, be able to provide a service to your buyers and your sellers. 

Look at the REALTOR code of ethics and see if your agent has violated any of those codes.

General advice is to avoid Quicken and Wells Fargo, Quicken is overpriced with fees and Wells Fargo has ethics issues.

JohnsonIt is against the REALTOR® code of ethics to get between a client and their agent.

Once you find a good sub he or she can refer you to different subs with good work ethics.

There isn’t really an issue with you investing and also practicing RE in your home state as along as you abide by the ethics and standards you pledge to uphold when applying for you RE license.

My background is in the golf and financial service industries and I want to utilize my skills, work ethic and passion to become a full time real estate investor.Feel free to reach out. 

You do have a great chief of staff now with the best work ethics, skills and loyalty and also have a responsibility to take care of them financially.

@Sebastian RiveraWelcome to the world of real estate where everything with good planning, habits and work ethic can do wonders.There are local meet up groups on real estate; which can give a chance to meet fellow real estate investors.You can do flips (buy-rehab-resell); rentals; wholesale (buy-sell) and other variations. 

Doesn’t convey trust, being ethical, or anyone I’d give a second look at.