We took a break raising our kids and then I got much more into REI starting in 2015.

It might be worth testing a few until you find the one that best fits your style and business model.

As a reminder anyone can open a new LLC or company under another name and start to raise money for that fund.

•Consider testing the rental market by listing it 60 days before you plan to move.I’d suggest pulling rental comps on Rentometer, Zillow, and MLS (if available) to get a clearer picture of demand.

Run owner reports.After testing a few apps, one of them should stand out for you.

I did a test to see interest at $3,000 that got some good candidates, but didn't take them through the whole qualification process because it's not ready to rent yet. 

If you can find practice tests, that is my recommendation - that is what I did after taking the required time component and did not have any issues passing the test. 

Quote from @Miguel Del Mazo: Furnished Finder is definitely worth the costs despite the company continuing to raise their yearly price.

I think we only closed on the sale of four properties and we purchased about seven or so.The only thing that probably kept us afloat was the fact that we had a lot of equity in our portfolio, and I was able to sell some of the equity to raise capital to stabilize our portfolio.

Raising Capital from Private InvestorsYou have a strong 11% cap rate success story—use it to attract equity partners!