You can work on your license now if you have time. 

Some states require an established relationship with the health professional, not just one evaluation, but many others, it’s just a letter from a professional if disability and/or reason for animal is not readily apparent.

My property manager's husband is a licensed in AC so that isn't much of a problem.

Ultimately, I want to add value to BP since it helped me tremendously with my personal real estate investing even before I was licensed.

Just bear in mind...you will probably operate in a grey zone (unless you open a business and get the licenses, which most people don't care to do) and obviously need quite some cash to get started seriously.

Being a realtor at 18 is very hard since it's a commission business (you don't get paid until you close), but it's worth getting your license young so you can use it on the side and learn from a team in the area.

They have not establish as such.They are still consider very new in the quiet title business in GA. 

I think the biggest hurdle you are going to have is establishing experience.

Their brokers license is showing up on the state website as "Inactive" and so is his daughter's realtor license.

She just recently passed her real estate license exam.