Each for different reasons.Route 1- worked in a real estate office, then got my licence.  

I considered it myself, but I would have to get the Real Estate Licence first, just to be able to take the test for the Property Management Licence, right?

@Jodi G  you actually don't need a licenced servicer in the state of TX. 

Later I may get it from private lender/bank.MHP Sale Price-175KGross Rents -25KIn this period:1) I can develop the park(get repairs done to 4 MH and/or get new homes-licenced for 20 more etc)2) Collect all the rents3) Pay them monthly lease-$1000I am just wondering the pros and cons of this deal.

Also, do you use your personal name for the LLC, or do you form a business name (fictitious name) for it?

You can start as a sole proprietorship and get a DBA (doing business as) or file a fictitious business name statement that shows you doing business under that specific name.

BTW: Under the Florida Law, You need the Real Estate Licence, but you don't have to share the 10% with your broker (if you are an agent).

Currently stationed in California, moving back home to Maryland where i will get my real estate licence and start school in marketing.

I miss workers compensation fees, licences/permits, accounting/legal, advertising, office and lawn costs.

In a nutshell, I'm new to the RE market, recently licenced as an agent and have the resources to begin to flip.