You would need to have a reciprocal easement agreement - which is negotiated between both sides attorneys.

I could easily get a real estate license in either state since they are both reciprocal.

With the right person, you will get 10 times more loyalty and dedication when you reciprocate if that makes sense.

These people tend to be all over the map on rentals.The third school of thought believes that you should avoid holiday gifts to your tenants as it (1) may give cause to create some sort of reciprocal giving sentiment in a relationship of financial unequals and (2) cause resentment because the tenant believes the money to buy the gift came out of their too-high rent. 

It's the law of reciprocity.

Get my real estate license in multiple states, utilize reciprocity when available, try to gain experience/ find mentor.

I will reciprocate the love and share with you my knowledge and expertise in creating buyer/seller websites, executing target marketing, and converting online leads.Thanks,Andrew

(reciprocal agreements) If she has access to the MLS that covers PS, then she's going to show you what's available when it's time to look at houses.  

Different states have different reciprocity rules; if you're an agent/broker in one state, you may be able to gain the same status in certain other states with less/no additional work.But, this is going to be state dependent, so talk to your broker or do some research to find out...

You are obviously a person aware of the "law of reciprocity."