I'm a real estate agent and investor in Charleston.

I found the answeR in one of the Title 24 notices, and if I remember correctly they required around 2kw, which here in So Cal costs $5500, after 28% Federal Tax Credit it would be around $4,000.Cant find the notice/site but if you look long enough you’ll find it.Originally posted by @David T.

This team consists of an Investor Focused Agent, Lender, Contractor, and PM.Read this article on the "core 4".

An LLC doesn't make a difference in your federal taxes or what you can deduct.What you want to do is technically possible, but there are several hurdles. 

I also have some investor agents that send me off market deals via email on a weekly basis – which are also good to practice deal analysis. 

I pitched her even getting a real estate agent license to contribute to the venture as she used to sell new construction when she first started out in sales.Ultimately, you are asking them to put a huge amount of trust in you and go along with making a large financial commitment with you.

That includes real estate agent, mortgage broker, title company/attorney etc.

Since you are an investor friendly agent that drives for dollars, I would invite you to try out the AI which looks at google images and satellite images to tell you if the property is distressed.

I would suggest giving it up and just hire an agent when you are ready to transact in the future.

Quote from @Alexandra Helms: @Dziko ThundeHere is a video published by a local agent (though I believe he actually moved out of the area) a couple of years ago that you might find helpful - "https://youtu.be/LPNIl_vLkWc?