@Hilda Cervantes PMC and agent are all you really need.They can both find handymen for repairs, just make sure they are properly licensed and insured.

I was helping some investors acquire properties and figured I could do better with a license.

He is not a licensed financial professional, which is convenient because he does not have to adhere to strict regulatory standards such as disclosing conflicts of interest and how he gets compensated as noted.  

Also get the CAD file on a drive and find a "Licensed Architect".

In the city you have to have a State business license with city endorsements, register the property and have inspections (all at your expense).3.

Lots of us have our licenses, but committing full time to being a realtor in today's climate would be very hard as it's commissions only.

Since I am a licensed real estate agent, I was able to represent myself as the buyer's agent.

In Oregon, I'm not able to do 1-4 units without being licensed but since you are acquiring a 6-plex, then this is something we may be able to support.

I'm also currently working on getting my real estate license and Project Management certification.

If you're buying single family homes, the transaction costs are high enough that it's usually the right move to buy and hold.Buy and sell direct or get a license and be the broker….buy cash and eliminate origination fees and other loan costs.